We talk about the impact of the hit TV series Pose and ballroom culture as a part of the LGBTQ community.

We speak to 17-year-old Lane, a trans, high school soccer player, about the potential impact of proposed legislation in Maine that would ban transgender girls from participating in girls sports.

We take stock of what it's like living LGBTQ in 2021 by looking at history and challenges with the community, both past and present.

Patani joins us to talk about his work and his experience on the show.

We take listener questions with Dr. Benjamin Linas, an infectious disease physician at Boston Medical Center, and Dr. Gabriela Andujar Vazquez, an infectious disease physician and associate hospital epidemiologist at Tufts Medical Center.

If you were around in the mid-1890s, you might better know Annie Cohen Kopchovsky as Annie Londonderry, a 23-year-old woman who this week in 1894, began an extraordinary journey around the world on a bicycle.

Plus, how one West End immigrant challenged the world with her bicycle. And, the quest to master the LEGO.

It's been quite a year. We check back in with two local dads we spoke to a year ago today: Joel Christian Gill, a cartoonist, historian and associate professor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design and Charles Daniels, a therapist and CEO of Father's Uplift in Dorchester.

We take listener calls on how local summer camps are preparing to support kids after a tumultuous school year.

The Newton City Council is holding a public hearing on whether to ban gun stores and firearms businesses in the city. We speak with Emily Norton, Newton's City Councilor for Ward 2, and Laura Towvim, Co-Founder of the Newton Gun Violence Prevention Cooperative.