Have your kids have gone back to school, and if so, how does it feel?

Plus, we take listener calls on this very different "back to school" season.

Plus, a conversation with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley on police reform.

Rep. Pressley has been thinking and writing about the painful mix of solemn relief, and stark acknowledgment that there's still more to be done in the wake of Derek Chauvin's guilty verdict for the murder of George Floyd.

We hear from WBUR Senior State House reporter Steve Brown on the latest updates on Massachusetts plan for reopening. Plus, we take listener calls and answer your questions on the coronavirus, vaccines, and reopening plans.

We are joined by WBUR Edify reporter Carrie Jung, who gives us a rundown on what's happening on the education beat in Boston and across Massachusetts.

Terrence Clarke, a 19-year-old freshman guard playing for the University of Kentucky, died in a car accident on Thursday. Clarke may have played for Kentucky, but in his heart, Boston was always his home.

We catch up on the Boston sports scene with WBUR's Chris Citorik, including two Boston teams hitting the home stretch of their regular seasons, and one team that has so far been a pleasant surprise.

For many of us, a good walk outdoors has been a newly-found pandemic hobby. We take listener calls and discuss our newfound love for walking with Alex Cox, who on Saturday finished a four year mission to walk every street in Greater Boston, and Marc Hurwitz, an Appalachian Mountain Club hike leader.

As part of our Week in Review, we discuss the aftermath of and local response to the Derek Chauvin verdict, and where we are on the pandemic and vaccinations.