Andover native Michael Chiklis grew up watching Red Auerbach and the Boston Celtics win again and again. Decades later, he's been given the opportunity to portray Auerbach on screen, as part of the HBO series, "Winning Time." But since the story is told from the Los Angeles Lakers' perspective, Auerbach and the Celtics are the villains of the story.

Boston restaurateur and culinary star Tiffani Faison joins us to talk about her big Food Network win, how Boston stacks up in terms of culinary destinations, and what the future of food can and should look like in the city.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu joins us to talk about her endorsement of Ricardo Arroyo for Suffolk County district attorney, the closure of Mission Hill School and to answer listener questions.

For the first morning broadcast for Radio Boston, host Tiziana Dearing catches up with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu on the district attorney's race and the closure of the Mission Hill School. Then culinary star Tiffani Faison joins to talk about what's next.

We explore how satellite imagery is changing the way we see our world as part of "Tech Talk," a new biweekly series with Boston Globe writer Hiawatha Bray.

Plus, legal analyst Nancy Gertner discusses the local ramifications of the leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that threatens to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Christina Fagan Pardy started knitting as a college hobby. This year, her brand was officially licensed for a line of products in partnership with Team USA for the 2022 Winter Games.

We dig into this week's transit news, from the Red Line to the commuter rail, with WBUR reporter Darryl C. Murphy.

Legal analyst Nancy Gertner, a retired federal judge, breaks down what the possible end of Roe v. Wade might mean for Massachusetts.

Plus, a look at the interesting and surprising things one apartment hunter found in her search for an affordable one-bedroom in Massachusetts.