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  "textContent": "We're bringing you compelling conversations from our annual WBUR festival when thousands of people descend on Boston to hear movers, makers, and other fascinating people in conversation with each other and with WBUR.\n\nKicking the series off is a conversation from last year's festival where Boston Mayor Michelle Wu spoke with WBUR _Morning Edition_ host Tiziana Dearing and Sharman Sacchetti, political reporter & co-host of WCVB's _On The Record,_ about governing in the age of Trump, what’s ahead for the Commonwealth, and her own leadership experience.",
  "title": "Mayor Michelle Wu on Boston as a place that fights for family and community"
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