They share their lessons from the campaign trail.

A local immigration attorney discusses the legal questions surrounding the transport of nearly 50 Venezuelan migrants to Massachusetts. We also hear about the experiences of two immigrants who entered the U.S. at the southern border illegally.

We discuss accessibility on the T, and speak with one rider who ended up stranded on a commuter rail train during the MBTA's monthlong shutdown of the Orange Line.

The Patriots squeaked out a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, 17-14. We check in on Boston sports with WMUR sports reporter Jonathan Marshall, and WBUR's Chris Citorik.

The Orange Line restarts service on Monday after a 30-day shutdown for repairs. We get the latest on what lies ahead for Orange and Green Line riders.

On the day of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, we reflect on her visit to Boston nearly fifty years ago. Former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis was serving his first term at the time, and he shares his memories from that day, including a moment of true levity.

All this week, Radio Boston will be featuring local artists of color as part of WBUR's The Makers series. Today, we hear from photographer Iaritza Menjivar. Plus, a look at the rest of the series with WBUR's Amelia Mason and Cristela Guerra.

Plus, we meet Somerville photographer Iaritza Menjivar, one of 15 artists featured in WBUR's The Makers series.

Plus, we hear the migration stories of two South American families that recently arrived in Massachusetts.

We talk with the artist, Karmimadeebora McMillan, about why she chose Freedom House, and the power of site-specific artwork. We're also joined by Charla Jones, board member of Now + There, an organization focused on curating public art.