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The story started as a Kickstarter-funded mini comic and later became a full-length comic book.

Plus, we learn about the science of behavior change, and how governments and companies try to influence us to make certain choices.

We discuss the science behind what makes humans susceptible to so-called "nudges."

Plus, free adult exercise classes in Boston's parks.

Former Boston city councilor Tito Jackson and dispensary CEO Dennis Benzan join us to talk about how business owners must navigate a complex regulatory environment.

Plus, a look at the health benefits of participating in community sports.

We get an inside look at the city's new Innovation Trail, which celebrates the history of innovation in Boston and Cambridge. We talk with Scott Kirsner, Boston Globe contributor and co-designer of the trail and the Broad Institute's Namrata Sengupta.

Plus, a master pumpkin carver gives us his tips and tricks for creating the perfect jack-o'-lantern.

Plus, we get a glimpse of a new walking trail aimed at helping kids find joy in math, and dig into what it takes to grow a giant pumpkin, like the record-setting one at this year's Topsfield Fair.

The trail honors Cambridge civil rights leader Bob Moses.