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.

Plus, how are restaurants surviving during the pandemic?

We catch up with Massachusetts Congressman Richard Neal on the status of negotiations. Neal represents Massachusetts' First District and is Chairman of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee.

We get the latest from WBUR's Carrie Jung.

Plus: What's it like to play competitive high school sports in the time of COVID?

The three-day average of COVID patients in Massachusetts hospitals is up 46 percent since hitting a low earlier this summer.

Rev. Laura Everett explains how praying for the president isn't about who he is, but about who she wants to be.