Now that the field has been cut down to two, what will the general election look like? And what do these results tell us about our city?

We hear an update from WBUR's Simon Rios from Florian Hall in Dorchester and then from Massachusetts Secretary of State Bill Galvin.

Plus, should schools be making more time for students to process and heal as they return to the classroom? And we take listener questions in another edition of Ask the Doctors.

Students in schools across the Commonwealth are back to the business of studying and there may be a great deal to make up for in the classroom, as we start our third academic year affected by COVID.

We take listener calls with Dr. Davidson Hamer of Boston Medical Center and Dr. Gabriela Andujar Vazquez of Tufts Medical Center.

We speak to Dorchester Reporter managing editor Gin Dumcius for a round-up on who is throwing their wallets behind which candidates.

Plus, we chat with Retired Federal Judge Nancy Gertner about today's top legal stories, and check in with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik for updates in the sports world.

We hear two stories from 9/11 from show listeners.

Can the president mandate shots? And how well is Massachusetts protected from these and other iconic legal battles of the moment? We turn to Nancy Gertner, retired federal judge, senior lecturer at Harvard Law School, and WBUR's Legal Analyst.

Radio Boston's Chris Citorik reflects on how the 20th anniversary of 9/11 has resonated throughout the world of sports, and how Patriots rookie quarterback Mac Jones looked in his debut.