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Today we talk seafood, and its many forms - baked, grilled and thermidor'ed. We take listener calls on how they enjoy seafood, especially in the summertime, and discuss the best ways to prepare it.

We take listener calls and talk seafood, and the many forms it can come in - baked, grilled and thermidor'ed. Plus, we get an update on Supreme Court rulings and discuss the recent drownings plaguing Massachusetts waters.

Plus, we check in with Congressman Seth Moulton.

How both tenants and landlords are navigating life before the nationwide moratorium on evictions expires.

WBUR spoke with Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton, from his Capitol office, during that attack. So we wanted to catch up with him again ahead of the vote to hear his thoughts on this new effort, which is expected to pass mainly along party lines.

Following an independent report calling for the end of so-called "restrictive housing," the Massachusetts Department of Corrections will eliminate solitary confinement over the next three years.

WBUR's Quincy Walters brings us a glimpse of how people are keeping cool in the ongoing heat wave.

We discuss some of the ways we can stay safe this summer, and how we can learn to appreciate sharks as creatures beyond the gruesome headlines.

Plus, we discuss the state of the Boston Police Department with Rev. Ray Hammond, pastor of the Bethel AME Church, and take listener questions on another edition of "Ask The Docs."

We speak with Rev. Ray Hammond about priorities for police reform in Boston.