As Hulu's "The Boston Strangler" makes its debut, we speak with local writer and director Matt Ruskin and actor Chris Cooper about their film.

We speak with Rev. Debora Jackson of Worcester Polytechnical Institue, Lynn Perry Wooten of Simmons College, and Jackie Jenkins-Scott, of Roxbury Community College

Howard Koh and Maggie Sullivan work with the Initiative on Health and Homelessness at Harvard's Chan School of Public Health. They join us to discuss new approaches to this persistent issue.

Plus, lawmakers are proposing tighter regulations on banks after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

In addition, concerns grow around young and underage sports gamblers and experts discuss new ways to improve homelessness in the city.

We dig into the local impacts of the Silicon Valley Bank failure and bailout, and what it could mean for small businesses and affordable housing.

Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio joins us to talk about her plans in office, including auditing the MBTA and the state legislature. Then, WBUR's Steve Brown gives analysis on the plans.

Plus, how the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is affecting Massachusetts.