Boston, New England, maybe you're from here.

Maybe you went to college here.

Maybe you live here now.

It's a place rife with smart people and big ideas.

Every week at the Boston Globe, say more.

Brings you the best thinkers and storytellers from around the region.

Like Dennis Lahane, author of Gone Baby Gone.

I loved growing up in a working class town.

I loved the loyalty.

I loved the jokes.

The sense of family bonds.

I don't find that in a lot of the rest of the world.

Expertise with heart from all around New England.

From the Boston Globe, listen to Say More.

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Welcome back, everyone, to Chutzpahd, Real Life Lived Better,

where each week we apply Jewish tradition and two he goats to talk about something that is live in our lives. I'm Rabbi Shira Stutman. And I'm Hannah Rosen. We're very sad today, Hannah. I know. We're very sad. I know. Because it's the last episode of season seven, lucky season seven. I know. Where you're going to be off gallivanting in beautiful Aspen Summer, I'm going to be all alone here in Washington, D.C.

Hutzpah D.C. will regroup, be back with you. But we would love your help in order to do that. Normally, we make this request at the end of the show. We're going to make it at the beginning because this is our last show of the season in order to come back fully. And with gusto, we really need your help. So please donate at chutzpah.com.

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