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Here's why Boston's beloved Zakim Bridge was the most controversial part of the Big Dig

It’s amazing how quickly the Zakim Bridge has become a symbol of Boston. The irony is that this beloved icon was the most controversial piece of the Big Dig, and it very nearly sank the whole project back in the 1990’s. The story of the Zakim Bridge captures an important change in the way we build infrastructure – giving everyday citizens the opportunity to bring lawsuits challenging the project. This is the fourth in a nine-part podcast series about history and politics of the Big Dig – one of the most notoriously troubled infrastructure projects in American history. It was created as an audio experience. This presentation includes archival images - and some contemporary videography, including a shot of podcaster Ian Coss driving a Duck Boat tour. Episode 1:    • The Big Dig began with activists who ...   Episode 2:    • How two competing tunnel projects bec...   Episode 3:    • How Boston's Big Dig survived Preside...   Episode 5:    • It took a feat of engineering and a p...   Episode 6:    • Here's how billions of dollars in cos...   Episode 7:    • How a power struggle over a Massachus...   Episode 8:    • Boston's Big Dig tunnels were nearly ...   Episode 9:    • The Big Dig transformed Boston, so wh...   You can find more about The Big Dig podcast at https://www.wgbh.org/podcasts/the-big... And you can hear more about Tip O'Neill in this GBH News radio interview with The Big Dig host Ian Coss: https://www.wgbh.org/news/local/2023-... GBH News is a premier source for in-depth local news and original story telling based in Boston, Massachusetts. Subscribe to the GBH YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/gbhnews?sub... Follow GBH News on Instagram:   / gbhnews   Like GBH News on Facebook:   / gbhnews   Follow GBH News on Twitter:   / gbhnews   We can’t do it without you. Support our award-winning community journalism by donating today: https://bit.ly/SupportGBHNews