WBUR's Max Larkin gives us an update on Boston Public Schools' plan, and we discuss that and national and local politics with our Week in Review panelists.

We talk about the music that's risen to the charts this summer, and why nothing has taken hold the way Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" did last year.

WBUR Environmental Editor Barbara Moran has been digging into the report's findings, and joins us to discuss.

We discuss in back-to-back interviews with two heavyweights of Massachusetts politics: Rep. Ayanna Pressley and former Gov. Deval Patrick.

Plus, how do you find great summer songs in a season of chaos?

The fall promises little relief with the majority of the state's schools returning at least partially online and 30% going fully online at the start.

Union teachers rallied at the State House Wednesday, calling on the Governor Charlie Baker to make all schools remote-only, at least initially, this fall.

In the story of Snow White, the most compelling character of the story isn't the title character, but the villain: the jealous, wicked, evil stepmother.

We look at a busy day in politics, locally and nationally.

Plus, we re-examine the story of Snow White with Harvard's Maria Tatar, who says tales about evil stepmothers shape our understanding of age and beauty.