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.

We discuss how the rising tensions on the Russian border with Ukraine are resonating with Ukrainians living in and around the Boston area.

He's a regular at Paris, LA, Miami, and New York Fashion Weeks, but Springfield is still home base.

Plus, how Massachusetts stacks up on transparency, and how one Massachusetts resident went from working at the Gap to showing at New York Fashion Week.

Plus, we talk to Ray Magliozzi, former co-host of Car Talk, about rocky road conditions around Boston and the damage they can do to our vehicles.

Bryan Roof, executive food editor for Cook’s Country magazine and an on-screen test cook for Cook’s Country, joins us to share some quick and easy five ingredient meals to bring the magic to your Valentine's Monday.

Joe Rogan and Spotify have been under fire for spreading vaccine misinformation. Dr. John Abramson went on Rogan's show to set the record straight.

Plus we hear from Dr. John Abramson, a lecturer at Harvard Medical School, who joined the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast in December to address some of the misinformation that guests before him had brought to the show.