We get gardening and lawn care tips and answer listener questions with our gardening expert.

Several Boston city councilors are pushing to add 200 new liquor licenses with the hope most will go to underserved neighborhoods like Mattapan, Hyde Park and Roxbury.

Plus, all your springtime gardening and lawn care questions are answered.

The Boston Philharmonic Orchestra will close out its season this Friday with a performance of Mahler's 3rd Symphony, the longest ever written. We check in with the orchestra's founder and conductor Benjamin Zander.

Research published in the journal Social Science and Medicine finds that when white Americans learn of those disparities, they become less empathetic, feel less fear about the virus, and are less likely to support safety measures.

Plus, the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra will close out its season this Friday with a performance of Mahler's 3rd Symphony, the longest ever written. We check in with the orchestra's founder and conductor Benjamin Zander.

We hear a first-hand story of a man's experience with Lyme disease and then take your questions with Dr. Sam Donta, a leading expert on tick-borne diseases.

We talk about the future of Kowloon Restaurant and the stretch of Route 1 in Saugus with Bobby Wong, co-owner of Kowloon, and Grant Welker, projects reporter with the Boston Business Journal.

We take your calls and questions about Lyme disease as the weather warms up.

Diana Renn's son participated in the program. His experiences inspired Diana to author a new children's book called "Trouble at Turtle Pond." Renn joins us to talk more about the book. Plus, Emilie Wilder, field conservation program manager at Zoo New England, joins the conversation. Zoo New England operates the HATCH program.