With inflation driving up the cost of Thanksgiving dinner, we speak with people and organizations helping to feed Massachusetts.

Plus, we discuss how this technology can change the way we think about original creative pieces.

Plus, we dig into how museums are rethinking the way they curate Native American belongings and artwork, and we check in with author and WBUR Cognoscenti contributor John Vercher.

Vercher discusses his piece, "The Unbearable Whiteness of Being," about being biracial and raising biracial kids.

Roughly one in 10 students in Lowell are experiencing homelessness. We take a look at what they're doing to reach and support those families in the city and in the wider Massachusetts community.

One curator suggests we be more specific in our language.

Boston is known for a lot of things, but life at night is not one of them. City officials are looking to change that by following the lead of countless other communities in hiring a night mayor.

Plus, how Boston can boost its nightlife economy.

With both the Celtics and the Bruins holding the best record in their respective leagues, we check in on the world of Boston sports.

Boston celebrity chef and culinary icon Tiffani Faison joins us in studio for a special Radio Boston potluck celebration. Throughout the hour, we'll talk with a number of prominent chefs in the Boston area and sample a dish that is special to each of them in some way.