In our special hour marking the arrival of the coronavirus in Massachusetts, we talk to two healthcare workers about what it was like to be on the front lines fighting the pandemic in a year that brought unprecedented challenges to medical providers.

We reflect with medical professionals on challenges of equity, preparedness, and beating back the virus.

As we reflect on this one-year anniversary of the first coronavirus case in Massachusetts, we speak with Dr. Dan Barouch.

Plus, reactions to the expanding field in the Boston mayoral race.

Plus: Billy Baker on loneliness and the importance of friendship.

Councilor Campbell discusses the city's mayoral race and how she's addressing the public health crisis at Mass. Ave and Melnea Cass Boulevard.

Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu discusses her latest proposal for vaccine distribution and affordable housing, and gives us her thoughts on the city's mayoral race.

We're in the midst of a global pandemic that makes safe, in-person hangouts very difficult.

Councilor George joins us to talk about why she decided to enter the race, and what she sees as the most important issues for the city of Boston moving forward.

Boston Police Commissioner William Gross announced on Thursday that he will be stepping down and retiring, effective Friday. We get the latest from Bill Forry, editor and publisher of The Dorchester Reporter.