Tom Brady, New England Patriots legend and a seven-time Super Bowl champion, announces that he is retiring after a 23 year career in the NFL. We reflect on the news with Boston Globe sports columnist Chad Finn.

Peter Faneuil donated Faneuil Hall to Boston in 1742 and now, about 20 million people pass through the marketplace every year. But in addition to being a merchant and a philanthropist, Faneuil was also an enslaver.

Plus, how the city of Boston is archiving the COVID pandemic for future generations.

Plus, the future of the Massachusetts GOP will be determined tonight when party members vote for their next chair.

Tonight the state Republican party will elect a new chair. We take a look at what's at stake for the party if current chair Jim Lyons wins or loses his re-election bid with Lisa Kashinsky, a reporter for Politico and the author of the Massachusetts Playbook, and Ed Lyons, no relation to Jim Lyons, a Massachusetts Republican activist and writer.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's new senior advisor for community safety is Isaac Yablo. Yablo, who has also worked at the city's Office of Black Male Advancement, joins us to share his perspective on a public health approach to violence prevention.

Plus, two local economists weigh in on the impact of sports gambling.

Plus, we learn about ways to grow civic engagement with Latinos in the state.

MIT President Sally Kornbluth took office this month.

In part one of a two-part conversation, we talk with New England Revolution defender Henry Kessler about his personal journey to becoming a professional athlete.