Plus, we talk to Boston City Councilor Lydia Edwards and Barry Bluestone, Professor Emeritus at Northeastern University, about how housing in the city and its suburbs should be addressed going forward. And we Check the Score with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik and sports writer Khari Thompson on the latest leadership change in the Boston Celtics.

As we emerge from the pandemic, how should housing in the city and across the region be addressed going forward?

Vaccine incentive programs are controversial, pitting the push to get shots into arms against the idea that people should want to get a shot in their arm.

Public health officials are recommending kids five older wear their masks indoors and keep at least 3-feet of separation, but mandates to do so are gone.

Plus, we get an update on Acting Mayor Kim Janey's decision on the future of police commissioner Dennis White.

WBUR's Ally Jarmanning brings us the latest, including the first public comments from White's ex-wife, who's at the center of the original allegations. And we'll reflect on what it all means for Boston and the future of police reform with Boston Globe columnist Adrian Walker.

Plus, an ugly incident at the Garden has us asking, what should fans and athletes expect from each other?

An ugly incident at the Garden has us asking, what should fans and athletes expect from each other? We'll talk about that and the latest news in the Boston sports world with Howard Bryant and Chris Citorik.

We hear your reactions to Massachusetts first fully reopened weekend with Radio Boston's Jamie Bologna and Paris Alston, and then take your questions on viruses, vaccines, and variants on another edition of "Ask The Doctors."

A special Memorial Day hour of Radio Boston, hosted by Tiziana Dearing, revisiting conversations about coming together and reunions.