In 2018, William Hubbard, a podiatrist from Fitchburg Massachusetts, sent his 16-year-old daughter Aislinn to live in Ukraine, so she could train at the prestigious Kyiv Choreographic College. Four years later, he found himself unable to get her and her infant son back out. Hubbard joins us to share his harrowing experience.

The finale of "The Good Place" aired two years ago -- but it turns out Michael Schur wasn't quite done with the questions of moral philosophy the show explored.

Plus, we hear a firsthand story of a harrowing escape from Ukraine for a family with Massachusetts roots.

We talk with Senator Eric Lesser, Just-A-Start Director of Education and Training Miriam Ortiz, and Holyoke Community College President Christina Royal.

We preview the upcoming season with Boston Globe sports reporter Alex Speier.

A number of North End restaurant owners are upset over Mayor Michelle Wu's plan to make them pay 75-hundred dollars if they want to continue with an outdoor dining program that began during the early days of the pandemic to help them out.

Plus, we preview the upcoming baseball season with Boston Globe sports reporter Alex Speier.

With the state-funded RAFT program, roughly 6,000 families are helped a year. With the federally-funded ERAP, more than 72,000 people got help.

Plus, another edition of "Ask the Docs."

We take your calls and talk about the future of the local music scene with Matt Smith, managing director of Club Passim, and JJ Gonson, owner of ONCE Lounge, formerly in Somerville.