Massachusetts lawmakers have just over one month left before their legislative session ends, and there's a lot to squeeze in. We talk about what's left to do with WBUR's senior State House reporter Steve Brown.

Plus, Cambridge-based author Gish Jen joins us to talk her book recommendations for when you're feeling rage.

A new report finds that prospective home buyers need to earn double the median income to afford a home in Greater Boston. We speak with the managing director of the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies and the CEO of the Citizens' Housing And Planning Association on the outlook for Boston's housing market.

The short story collections begins with First Lady Pat Nixon's red coat and ends with the COVID-19 pandemic.

We also check in with WBUR's Steve Brown, who covered Friday's press conference at the State House, Suffolk University Law Professor Renée Landers, and Ryan Williams, Associate Professor of Law at Boston College Law School.

Myrna Maloney Flynn, president of Massachusetts Citizens for Life, shares her reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling.

Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joins us to react to today's Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Plus, a look at the Worcester middle school no longer permitted to call itself a Catholic school.

We hear from lawmakers, doctors and legal scholars about how this will resonate with us.

The Diocese of Worcester has told a Catholic middle school that it can't fly LGBTQ+ and Black Lives Matter flags. The school has chosen to keep the flags.