Plus, Boston's city archaeologist has been digging for remnants of some of New England's only known remaining slave quarters. He believes he found them.

The site is believed to be the original foundation of the Shirley-Eustis House in Roxbury.

In July, Massachusetts eliminated fees associated with probation or parole. We speak with an advocate who's worked on probation and parole initiatives, as well as someone on parole, about what that changes means for those leaving incarceration.

Plus, how transparency can be a key component to building better relationships between restaurant owners and staff.

Plus, local comedians on Boston's evolving comedy scene.

Boston is home to some of the biggest names in comedy, but the pandemic put a damper on the laugh scene.

Plus, we hear from Ty Gomes whose company provides educational resources for the program.

"Beautiful Dot" participants get free, edited portraits from Dorchester photographer Mike Ritter. He's holding more sessions at Boston Public Library locations in the neighborhood through early November.

Her journey took her to Lithuania and then to a Brandeis University classroom.

Plus, a first in our series talking with local students from diverse backgrounds.