We dive Beneath the Headlines on two recent cases of alleged abuse of immigrant and migrant workers, and explore what they can tell us about workplace protections for all.

How do you want to be remembered? When it comes to Isabella Stewart Gardner, the question can be complicated. A new fictional account of her story, aims to present her more fully. We talk more about that account with Emily Franklin, author of the new book

Can the city's climate change mitigation efforts achieve equity?

Plus, author Emily Franklin's take on the fascinating life of Isabella Stewart Gardner.

A new bill introduced this session on Beacon Hill wants to improve how the state tracks health equity in order to help find solutions for increasing it. We take a look at the bill and at the state of healthcare in the Commonwealth.

It burned for 12 hours and destroyed nearly 800 buildings. But 151 years later, the Great Boston Fire of 1872 is just a memory for many Bostonians. A new exhibit at the Boston Athenaeum aims to examine its legacy.

Plus, remembering the Great Boston Fire of 1872.

We celebrate the lives of mambo legends Tito Puente and Tito Rodriguez with two local mambo and salsa icons. Berklee College of Music is marking the kings this Thursday with "The Mambo Kings: 100 Years."