Plus, it's "Ask the Docs" with listener questions about a new COVID-19 vaccine for children.

Lidiia Martynyuk, her husband and their six children made the harrowing journey from Ukraine to Massachusetts recently. We hear her story.

The CDC estimates 75% of children under age 11 have already been infected with COVID-19.

Ascentria Care Alliance, based in Worcester, has been helping families fleeing Ukraine and coming to western Massachusetts. Since welcoming the first family in April, the nonprofit has been inundated with what it calls "walk-ins," or unofficial refugees, seeking services.

We talk about the impact of student loan debt and a new program at Williams College aimed at lessening that burden.

Plus, the latest on efforts to divert people arrested near Boston's "Mass. and Cass" area to drug treatment.

In our first weekly "From the Newsroom" conversation, we check in with WBUR's Deborah Becker to hear updates on the latest happenings in and around the Mass & Cass neighborhood.

We speak with the team behind Company One's production of "Black Super Hero Magic Mama" and how the play is being brought to Boston classrooms.

In the summer of 1967, two little boys, Jeff and Tony Whittemore, wanted nothing more than to go to the World's Fair in Montreal.

A new documentary called "The House We Lived In," explores the life and recovery of one man with a traumatic brain following a mysterious fall in 2011. We speak with him and his son, as well as the film's director.