As photos of crowded beaches and stories of resistant mask-wearers flood the internet, we take questions with two local doctors about how to best stay safe this summer.

For those who don't have air conditioning in their homes, or can't afford to run it, this year is particularly hard, because COVID-19 restrictions and physical distancing guidelines have limited where people can go to cool off.

Curry also draws parallels from Lewis's early work as a young activist to the protest movement today.

Plus, we'll discuss the challenges facing schools as they prepare to reopen this fall, and take listener calls.

Plus: We hear from Mayor Marty Walsh and remember Congressman John Lewis.

Plus: We check back on a push for police reform at the State house.

Kelly Beatty, space reporter and senior contributing editor of Sky and Telescope Magazine, joins us to talk about the comet, and other interesting developments in space observation and exploration.

We check in with Rep. Ayanna Pressley in the midst of a busy summer for Congress: regular congressional business, election year politics, a global pandemic and a national reckoning on race.

We hear from Yawu Miller, a Bay State Banner reporter/editor. Plus: "Dream Boston" is a new series of plays that imagine returning to life in Boston, after the pandemic ends.

"DREAM Boston" is a new series of audio-only plays from the Huntington Theatre that imagine returning to normal life in Greater Boston after the pandemic ends.