Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, who represents the state's 7th District, joins us to talk about everything from eviction reforms, to the state's expiring school mask mandate, to renewed aid for restaurants.

From seeing-eye dogs who help their people safely navigate the world, to pups who are ready to jump to the aid of an owner in a wheelchair, these canines seem to be limitless when it comes to their intelligence and skills.

Pandemic puppies, service dogs and Ask the Vets. Radio Boston presents a special hour on man's best friend.

We turned to the phones to answer all of your pressing dog questions with a panel of veterinarians.

Families trapped at home during the quarantine added new pets to the family. How are they doing now?

We speak with Democratic candidate for Attorney General Shannon Liss-Riordan. Plus, we take a look at Harvard professor Danielle Allen's campaign for governor in the light of her announcement that she will be dropping out of the race.

Plus, Shannon Liss-Riordan makes her case to be Massachusetts' next Attorney General.

Doping allegations against a 15-year-old skater at the Olympics sparked conversations at local skate clubs.

We take listener calls and questions with Dr. Shira Doron, attending physician and hospital epidemiologist at Tufts Medical Center, and Dr. Lou Ann Bruno-Murtha, chief of infectious diseases at Cambridge Health Alliance, which has locations in Cambridge, Somerville, and Everett.

We talk about the current public records law and efforts to change it with Todd Wallack, Deputy Managing Editor at WBUR, who sued for records from Governor's office while working as a reporter with the Boston Globe's investigative team Spotlight, and Geoff Foster, Executive Director at Common Cause Massachusetts.