WBUR Up Next

Governor Healey joins us for our monthly check-in.

We sit down for our first conversation with Phillip Eng.

Amid pushback against the relocation of the O'Bryant school from Roxbury to West Roxbury, Mayor Michelle Wu said district leaders have explored other potential campuses, but they come with their own challenges.

We discuss the findings with Natasha Warikoo of Tufts University.

New documentary "The Mural Master" is out to tell the story of Robb Gibbs, aka ProBlaK, a muralist who has been styling Boston's streets since 1991.

Manuel Fernandez, chief equity officer at Cambridge Public Schools, and Renee Heywood, Assistant Superintendent of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at Brockton Public Schools, join us to talk about the Association of Massachusetts School Equity Leaders, of which they're both members.

Myra Liwanag, of Iskwelahang Pilipino of Boston, and Delphine Acha of Acha's Foundation, join us with food and stories ahead of this weekend's Lowell Folk Festival, where they will be vending their meals for the community.

A new study indicates neighborhoods like Dorchester and Roxbury are most adversely affected by temperature spikes.