We're joined by Marie St. Fleur, former Massachusetts State Rep. and a member of the Boston Police Reform Task Force; Kim Janey, former Acting Mayor of Boston; and Kelly Nee, Boston University Chief of Police, who previously worked in the Boston Police Department for 33 years.

There's a lot of live performances this weekend. WBUR senior arts and culture reporter Cristela Guerra shares for what to do, from Chinatown to the Berkshires.

We break it all down with Boston Globe reporter Matt Stout and Marie-Frances Rivera, president of the Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center.

Massachusetts College of Art and Design is working with the city to offer that same business training to working artists across Boston.

Plus, we dig into what the state Legislature's tax rebate proposal could mean for you, and look at a unique art incubator at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

We'll have the story from WBUR's senior correspondent, and a former colleague on to speak about the future of the Boston Police Department.

It's been five months since Russia invaded Ukraine. Since then, Dr. Frank Duggan, an emergency medicine physician, has traveled there twice to set up telemedicine services for citizens and their doctors.

Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton joins us to share his reactions to the January 6th hearings, as well as a new mental health emergency hotline he helped launch, which goes live on Saturday.

Plus, how one local emergency room doctor is working to set-up and provide telehealth services to those in need in Ukraine.

The first new images of our cosmos came out this week. We're joined by a local star and space enthusiast to help us marvel at these new 13-billion-year-old stars.