We take listener calls with two Boston infectious diseases doctors.

"We all could identify with the 3,000 dead in 9/11, and for some reason by a factor of almost 70 times as many people, we are not," says Mitch Zuckoff.

Plus, after being closed for the last six months, the MFA is ready to reopen.

We hear from Middlesex DA Marian Ryan and Selvin Chambers, a friend of the Stamps family.

Amidst instituting safety protocols like social distancing measures and a mask requirement, how till the MFA answer growing calls for better access and inclusion?

How have months of socially distancing impacted our friendships? And, when we do see each other, what happens when roommates, friends, or family don't agree on the risks or appropriate safety measures?

Plus, is Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu running for mayor? Boston Mayor Marty Walsh says yes.

How are students, teachers and parents preparing for back to school in the midst of the coronavirus?

We talk about what's to come for Boston with Stephanie Murray, author of the Politico Massachusetts Playbook and co-host of The Horse Race podcast.

For the first time in its more than 120-year history, no one ran the Boston Marathon on Marathon Monday.