We're joined by several local Ukrainians and workers focused on helping those displaced by the ongoing war to reflect on the first anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Three people working to help Ukrainians resettle in Massachusetts join the show.

Brandeis University graduate student Sofiia Tarasiuk, who fled to the U.S. from Ukraine five months ago to complete her education, joins us to talk about her life and the ongoing war back home.

Massachusetts Congressman Jake Auchincloss and local Ukrainian opera singer Olga Lisovska join us to reflect on the anniversary of Russian's invasion of Ukraine.

Boston Globe technology writer Hiawatha Bray joins to discuss Supreme Court cases that could dramatically reshape the Internet, and the mystery around the big balloons in the sky.

New research shows the experiences of Black and indigenous parishioners at Boston's Old North Church. Those experiences and stories are now part of an online video series called "Illuminating the Unseen." The person responsible for series, research fellow Jaimie Crumley, joins us to talk it.

Joel Christian Gill is back for another edition of our segment "Comics Culture." This month, we talk about Black heroes and creators. We're also joined by author and graphic novelist John Jennings.

Plus, we talk comics and culture with Joel Christian Gill, and we learn about the Black and indigenous parishioners of Boston's Old North Church.

We talk with Interim President Jackie Jenkins-Scott.

With the Celtics preparing to return from the All Star break on Thursday, we break down the team's decision to remove "interim" from head coach Joe Mazzulla's title. Plus, we talk about what the team needs to do to set themselves up for success in the playoffs.