Dr. Daas appears monthly on NPR’s Boston station FM 89.7 GBH’s The Culture Show in an 18-minute segment, “AI: Actual Intelligence,” where he discusses architecture, cities, education, AI, and broader cultural topics such as sports, presidential libraries, and infrastructure.

In the February interview, Dr. Daas discussed his life and career:
The March episode was focused on AI, Robots, Architecture and Cities:
https://www.wgbh.org/culture/2024-03-06/preserving-the-art-of-film-projection-in-somerville
The April episode focused on US infrastructure in the wake of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore:
Launching a retrospective exhibition of the work of Shepley Bulfinch:
Housing crisis in Boston has hit a new low, which Jared and Mahesh discuss in the June episode:
Honoring Cricket T20 World Cup, he discussed the historical roots of cricket in the US and how it compares to base ball:
Ahead of the presidential elections in the US, the discussion focused on the architectural significance of the JFK Library designed by I.M. Pei:
The BAC launched MacArthur Fellow, Walter Hood exhibition, Native(s):
https://www.wgbh.org/podcasts/the-culture-show/october-23-2024-swoon-keefer-glenshaw-and-mahesh-daas
This month’s interview focused on Notre–Dame de Paris, and the five-year restoration that went into resurrecting it from the ashes after it was damaged by a fire in 2019.
The Golden Globe-winning film “The Brutalist”—featuring Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, and Guy Pierce, and directed by Brady Corbet—and the enduring legacy of Brutalist architecture were the exciting topics of conversation in my tenth monthly appearance with Jared Bowen on NPR’s Boston station 89.7 GBH’s The Culture Show. The film won Golden Globes for Best Film, Best Actor and Best Director. Please give it a listen here: https://lnkd.in/e_sg7Z_w