Massachusetts is home to a small but mighty Cuban population -- the 13th largest in the country -- and many stand in solidarity, as family members and loved ones protest the lack of food and medical supplies on the island.

A look at the good and bad ways we've all changed because of the pandemic.

The pool of candidates in Boston's mayoral election shrinks. Plus, more trouble within the ranks of the state GOP.

Plus, a panel of Boston LGBTQ+ activists discuss the disbanding of Boston Pride, and we take your questions on viruses, vaccines, and variants on another edition of "Ask The Doctors."

Last week the decades-old Boston Pride group that organizes the city's Pride Parade announced that it will dissolve, after years of growing tension with other Boston-based LGBTQ+ community leaders and organizations, which culminated in a boycott of Boston Pride and the Boston Pride Parade.

The MLB Draft is taking place, and the Red Sox are making moves as they continue their impressive season. And, with the Summer Olympics approaching, we discuss which athletes, performances, and potential protests we're looking out for. We catch up on all that and more when we check the score, with WBUR's Chris Citorik.

Plus, we hear from home improvement experts for help with our pandemic home improvement projects, and check the score with WBUR's Chris Citorik.

We talk all things home improvement and gardening. We also take listener questions on past and future projects.

We catch up with Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins to discuss this weekend's shootings, and the continuing fallout from the William A Hinton State Laboratory Institute drug lab scandal. We'll also hear her take on the Wakefield standoff and two possible hate crimes in Brighton and Winthrop.

Plus, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley joins us to talk about a number of issues, including infrastructure, her efforts to abolish the death penalty, and the ongoing situation in Haiti.