This week US Senator Jack Reed joins Tom to discuss the state of politics and the senator's long and outstanding career of public service. Their interview starts at around 17:10--be sure to check it out! PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on the looming US Census crisis and extraterrestrials (yes, really). Cayenne and Suzanne discuss what happens when non-profits can no longer make rent in Downtown Boston.

This week Cayenne is joined by Representatives from the Coalition for Homeless Individuals (CHI) – Lyndia Downie of Pine Street Inn, John Yazwinski of Father Bill’s and Mainspring, and Bill Miller of Friends of the Homeless and Clinical Support Options to discuss the unique problems and solutions surrounding this subsection of the Massachusetts homeless population. Plus, Cosmo and Cayenne on disappearing kids on the Cape (not what you think), and the retirement of Rob Gronkowski. Brook reports back from NECANN. Two Minutes with Tom turns into Two Minutes with Lindsay as she and Cayenne discuss the legislative process in Massachusetts.

For Episode 40, Cosmo sits down with Jeff Lawrence, the co-creator of NECANN to discuss all the great things happening there this weekend! NECANN runs today, Friday, March 22 though Sunday, March 24 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston. Go check it out! https://www.necann.com/ PLUS: Cosmo and Cayenne on the challenges facing community access television and Beto-mania. OA digital team Shakier and Ashley discuss the the recent fine levied against Google by the EU. Tom talks with Cayenne about the leadership and courage of Nancy Pelosi.

This week, Suzanne sits down with Roger Herzog, the executive director of the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC), about the organization’s 40th anniversary and why they are honoring former State Representative Mel King. PLUS Cosmo and Cayenne on the NAACP's announcement that it's coming to Boston in 2020, and the Pine Street Inn's plan to build the largest permanent supportive housing complex for homeless people in Boston's history. Aviation expert Peter Goelz weighs in on the Boeing 737 Max. Tom talks about Cristo Rey Boston and the great work they do.

This week we're joined by Bobby Livingston, an Executive Vice President at RR Auction, a local auction company specializing in historical items and memorabilia. He discusses how the business started, and some of the amazing items and people they've worked with over the years. In 321Go!, Cosmo and Cayenne discuss the Momo hoax, Walmart's recent PR snafu, and Rep. Pressley's new bill to lower the voting age to 16. Tom and Cayenne discuss the Cap on Kids, and why it should be lifted.

This week we're joined by our colleagues Hugh, Jen, Andy, and Ben to discuss what it's like working for a presidential campaign early in the cycle. They share their own personal experiences and anecdotes and discuss how the election landscape has changed in the last few years. Plus, Cayenne and Cosmo uncover the fact that 40% of Americans would to borrow money if an unexpected $400 emergency arose, and the declining number of journalists with data from LinkedIn. Cayenne and Ben on Michael Cohen and his trip to Congress. Tom on Brexit.

This week, Cosmo and Cayenne take on the fight to save local journalism, the Jussie Smollett fiasco, and why no one cares about the Oscars. Jeremy and Laura sit down with Marlishia Aho, Communications Director for 1199 SEIU, to talk about the work that union is doing for healthcare workers and for everyone in the Commonwealth. Finally, Nairi fills in for Tom to talk about O'Neill and Associates' wonderful internship program!

This week Cosmo sits down with Josh Kraft, President of the New England Patriots Charitable Foundation, and the Nicholas President of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston to discuss the philanthropic work his family and the Patriots organization do, and how the Boys and Girls Clubs help change lives. Plus, Cayenne and Cosmo dish on Boston beating LA in worst traffic, and the anger some people are feeling when they see their tax returns this year. Suzanne discusses unionization in the newsroom. Tom walks us through the new legislative oversight hearings ramping up in DC.

It’s a Framingham Takeover on this week’s OA on Air. Vice President Suzanne Morse talks with Gabriele Brambilla, Chief Executive Officer of Alira Health; Sam Hendler, a co-founder of Jack’s Abby Brewing; and Arthur Robert, Director of the City of Framingham’s Community and Economic Development (CED) Division about all of the exciting developments taking place in the Commonwealth’s newest city.

This week Cosmo is joined by WHDH assignment editor and weekend SportsHub commentator Marshall Hook to talk about 'The Big Game' and what goes into sports commentary. Cayenne and Cosmo discuss sports betting and how DNA tests aren't all they're cracked up to be. We're joined by Hugh and Ben to go over the Democratic presidential contenders. Tom and Cayenne chat about the dynasty that Robert Kraft has built.