Starting next week, households that qualify for the expanded Child Tax Credit will be able to start receiving payments. Meanwhile, Democrats grapple with the right approach to infrastructure spending. We discuss both issues with Assistant Speaker of the House Katherine Clark.

As we remember our country's founding, we re-examine one of the nation's founding stories: the arrival of the pilgrims on the Mayflower.

We'll check in with Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, preview the upcoming summer season of movies, and send you into the holiday weekend with a burst of pure energy and joy.

We talk with Ty Burr, film critic for the Boston Globe, and Allyson Johnson, film critic for CambridgeDay.com and editor in chief for TheYoungFolks.com about what they are most excited to see, whether audiences will ever return to pre-pandemic numbers, and how streaming has changed everything for film.

Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart joins us to talk about preparing for the Pops' return, what's been lost over the last sixteen months, and how he's thinking about the July 4th holiday as our country grapples with our own complicated history.

More people are drowning this year than in the past. How we can all stay safe near water.

In a case examining Arizona voting restrictions, the six conservative justices found that two laws relating to provisional and absentee ballots did not violate the federal Voting Rights Act.

Today we talk seafood, and its many forms - baked, grilled and thermidor'ed. We take listener calls on how they enjoy seafood, especially in the summertime, and discuss the best ways to prepare it.

We take listener calls and talk seafood, and the many forms it can come in - baked, grilled and thermidor'ed. Plus, we get an update on Supreme Court rulings and discuss the recent drownings plaguing Massachusetts waters.

Plus, we check in with Congressman Seth Moulton.