In biweekly segment, "Tech Talk," we're looking at the new electric battery-powered Ford pickup truck with Boston Globe technology writer Hiawatha Bray, who took it for a spin.

Also, if you want to start incorporating running into your life, what you need to know from a doctor and the head of "The Most Informal Running Club."

Thursday is the last day any child, regardless of income, can eat lunch for free at schools across the nation. Congress failed to renew the pandemic-era provision.

Food insecurity increased during the pandemic. A farm in Concord hopes growing its own vegetables and distributing that produce to local food pantries and soup kitchens could help those in need.

The total distance is 1,090 miles in less than a year.

We invited a running medicine expert and an organizer of a local running club on Radio Boston to take listener questions on the best ways to start running — for sport, for fitness and for fun.

We talk to Moshe Cohen about his course on negotiation, where he teaches how to negotiate everything from salary to where to go out to dinner. One thing that can make a big difference? A collaborative mindset.

We talk with a local Marblehead company that moved their manufacturing back to America. Then, we'll get some context on what producing goods locally means for the country — and Massachusetts.

Also, supply chain snarls pushed one Marblehead-based company to move its manufacturing back to Massachusetts.

We speak with WBUR's education reporter and the executive director of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees on the 'systemic improvement plan' for Boston Public Schools and the upcoming vote for a new superintendent.