Plus, local chefs compete to create the best apple-inspired dish.

We speak with Gladys Vega, executive director of La Colaborativa in Chelsea. The group has worked with migrants from the Southern border on resettlement.

Chef Lambert Givens, executive chef at Hunter's Kitchen and Bar in South Boston, and Joe Gatto, private chef, culinary instructor, and host of "From Scratch" on Pluto TV join us for a fun, light-hearted apple cook-off. After the tasting, we'll talk about cooking with apples and other fall flavors.

Plus, the effort to get more addiction specialists to provide care in Massachusetts hospitals and we meet two local grandmothers that have been traveling across the state.

Beth Sobiloff and Marcia Rothwell are on a mission to visit every city and town in Massachusetts under the moniker "Two Grannies on the Road." They join us to talk about their travels, including their next big trip.

Just because Bostonians are familiar with a word doesn't mean the rest of the country is ready for it.

We explore the path to bring more of these specialists on staff with WBUR's Martha Bebinger and Maria Quinn, director of addiction and recovery support at Holyoke Medical Center.

"The U.S. and The Holocaust" premieres on PBS on Sept. 18, 2022.

Plus, a conversation about Ken Burns' new documentary, "The U.S. and the Holocaust."

Our medical experts answer your questions about the latest in everything COVID-19.