Four bronze statues by local artist Wen-ti Tsen will honor the working-class and immigrant communities that call Boston's Chinatown home.

The Health Equity Compact includes leaders from hospitals, businesses, public health, academic institutions, and more.

We'll take some time to break down and review the big story of the week: transportation. We're joined by Jim Aloisi, former Massachusetts Secretary of Transportation, also a board member of the group TransitMatters, which advocates for better, more reliable public transit.

Free dancing in the park and a family-friendly festival in Medfield.

We speak with two outdoor and hiking enthusiasts to hear about the best places to get our walk on this weekend.

Plus, a preview of interesting things to get up to around the state this weekend, from plays to fairs.

We look ahead to 12 weeks of music this summer at Tanglewood with the Boston Symphony Orchestra president and CEO Gail Samuel.

We discuss four weird places in Massachusetts that you can explore if you want to lean into the strange with Jeff Belanger, author of Weird Massachusetts and host of the podcast New England Legends.

Plus, tomorrow is Friday the 13th, so we take a look at some strange and spooky things to do in Massachusetts.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker weighed in on a range of issues in an interview Thursday with WBUR's Radio Boston, including what's next for him politically after he leaves office.