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A career counselor and a financial adviser address some of the questions you might face when leaving your job or finding a new one.

Winter, spring, summer, or fall, all you have to do is ... grab a glass and join us to discuss cocktails and mocktails with Lonnie Newburn,  owner of the Boston Shaker, a craft cocktail shop in Somerville.

Plus, cocktail and mocktail recipes to help keep you warm this winter.

There's a blizzard rolling into town and we review Gov. Baker's final State of the Commonwealth.

Vaccination rates among pregnant people continue to lag despite growing evidence that the vaccine is safe to get during pregnancy.

We take your calls and hear more about the shortages with WBUR Education Reporter Carrie Jung, and Michael Thomas, the superintendent of Brockton Public Schools.

National Guard members have been in our communities doing everything from helping in hospitals to driving school buses throughout the pandemic. What don't they do?

As hospitals were slammed with COVID cases last month, Governor Charlie Baker activated 500 National Guard members to enter healthcare systems and lend a hand. He added 500 more just this month in the midst of the omicron surge. We hear more about the Guard's role from members Major Vincent Mullen and Lt. Colonel Geoff Love.

Former Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins made history this month when she became the first Black woman to take over the position of Massachusetts U.S. attorney. It's the state's top federal law enforcement post.

Two half-brothers share how DNA testing brought them together. Then, we turn to a bioethicist to look broadly at the gray areas of mail-in genetic tests.