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Massachusetts Congresswoman Katherine Clark announced she will seek to become the Democratic Whip, which would make her the No. 2 Democrat in the House.

"Set in Boston" is the segment where we tackle movies made or based in Boston with local film critics.

We talk with Charles Gallagher, a professor of history at Boston College, and author of the book "Nazis of Copley Square."

After years of negotiations, artists at Humphreys Street Studios in Dorchester were finally able to buy where they work last week. We take a look at the deal and what it means for combatting artist displacement in Greater Boston.

Plus, former Congressman Mike Capuano weighs in on the changing landscapes in the U.S. House and Senate.

Plus, Boston College professor Charles R. Gallagher on his book, "Nazis in Copley Square."

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.