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Plus, Robert Lewis, Jr. founded The BASE, an organization that uses sports to engage young people and help them succeed, in 2013. Now, he’s moving onto a new chapter as the president of The Boys and Girls Club of Boston.

Attorney General Maura Healey joins WBUR's Radio Boston to discuss what's driving her run for Massachusetts governor, and the values the Democrat plans to bring to the office if elected in November.

From stories of neighbors, to town history, to local elections, The Hingham 'Cast examines what it means to be part of a community.

We speak with two local outdoor enthusiasts and experts to help motivate us to get out from under the covers and snowshoe-up: Kristen Swanberg , Managing Director of Engagement & Education at The Trustees of Reservations; and Renata Pomponi - Senior Regional Director at Mass Audubon for the Metro Boston Area.

Plus, we hear from Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins, one of more than a dozen elected officials of color in Boston that has signed a statement condemning the "hateful" attacks against Boston Mayor Michelle Wu.

We talk with Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins, one of more than a dozen officials that signed a statement condemning the protests, about the ongoing situation and how it's resonating with him.

We take your calls with Dr. Simon Wildes, an infectious disease expert at South Shore Health, and a new voice to Ask the Docs, Bill Hanage, an epidemiologist and co-director of the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health.

We talk about Brady's time here and how to think about his career with listener callers, Boston Globe Patriots reporter Jim McBride, and Howard Bryant, senior writer for ESPN and sports correspondent for NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday.

We talk with state Rep. Tackey Chan, of Norfolk County's second district, to celebrate and share hopes for 2022.

Plus, we look back at the last two years of COVID-19 with Ask the Docs.