Plus, we check in with Massachusetts Congresswoman Katherine Clark.

In the waning hours of the Trump administration, we speak with Yale Professor Jason Stanley, the author of "How Propaganda Works" and "How Fascism Works."

Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark shares her thoughts on the inauguration of President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Plus, officials confirmed the first case of a new variant of COVID here in Massachusetts. We talk about the consequences.

On Sunday, officials confirmed the first case of a new variant of COVID here in Massachusetts. We discuss and take listener calls with two medical experts.

U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling talks with us about people from Massachusetts arrested in connection with the Capitol riots.

A special hour highlighting four Black leaders and their visions for Boston today and in the future.

We discuss a week that that challenged us to our core.

Plus, Boston Globe columnist Joan Vennochi and Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld take listener calls and reflect on how the question of unity or consequences being debated in Congress is reverberating around the region.

If signed into law, the bill would require Massachusetts to reduce its emissions 50 percent below 1990-levels in the next ten years, and be "net zero" by 2050.