We unpack the march, what the city could and should have known, and where we go from here with Tito Jackson, former Boston City Councilor, and Joan Donovan, research director at Harvard's Shorenstein Center.

Plus, a MassQ Ball in the Arboretum.

Also, a new podcast about residents in Provincetown is out, and a peek at fun activities to do this weekend, in Boston and beyond.

Lonnie Newburn, owner of The Boston Shaker, joins us in the studio to help us craft the perfect summer cocktail.

Also, two tasty mocktail and cocktail recipes to up your party game before the weekend.

John Laing, the court's chief experience and diversity officer, is partnering with Bentley University students to upgrade signage, restraining order processes and other court experiences.

Outgoing town managers cite increased politicization of local government, new pressures that came from the pandemic, and the difficulty of living in their towns on municipal government salaries.

We talk about potential legal fallout, as well as how the events of the weekend are resonating throughout the Greater Boston community.

Plus, what legal options are available to prosecute those who participated in the demonstration.

The CDC's latest numbers suggest between 30 and 45 % of American adults are not getting enough sleep.