We recently spoke with Hiatt, who is now 92, about his lifetime of experience in business and politics, what he learned along the way, and why he's concerned that business schools are failing to teach the importance of the public trust today.

We talk about where we stand today with Danielle Battisti, author of "Whom We Shall Welcome, Italian Americans and Immigration Reform," and Paula Peters, or Sonk Waban, who is a member of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe and an independent scholar of Wampanoag history.

We Check the Score between the virus and Boston's pro sports teams, with Radio Boston's Chris Citorik.

Plus, what lessons we can learn by paying attention to the ongoing battle between professional sports and the coronavirus?

We take calls and discuss it all with our Week in Review panelists.

Plus, we get local analysis of Wednesday's vice presidential debate.

As part of our ongoing series of interviews about life during the pandemic, we speak with Elizabeth Davis, a home caregiver.

The stop has been condemned as a clear example of racial profiling by a number of Massachusetts elected officials. We get the latest from WBUR's Shannon Dooling.

Did Massachusetts learn what we needed to learn? We take listener calls with our panelists.

We take listener calls with Heather Mojer, a co-owner of State Park, Mamaleh's Deli, and Café Du Pays in Cambridge, and Irene Li, owner and head chef of the Mei Mei restaurant group in Boston.