The complexities of schooling this fall are plentiful. Many districts across the state are figuring out what needs to be done before September, which is only a few weeks away.

We look at one creative approach to beginning a new school year in the midst of a pandemic.

We look at a creative solution from a Boston City Councilor and hear from Brenda Cassellius, Superintendent of the state's largest school district.

We discuss the poll's numbers and what they mean with Steve Koczela with the MassINC Polling Group and Pam Wilmot with Common Cause Massachusetts.

We take listener calls on Biden's historic VP pick.

That's according to a new WBUR poll. We also take listener calls on presidential candidate Joe Biden's running mate: Senator Kamala Harris.

Juston Root was killed by five Boston police officers and one Massachusetts State Trooper in February. On Monday, Root's sister filed suit against both the departments and the city, alleging a wrongful death.

Rep. Katherine Clark joins us to discuss the impact of President Trump's executive orders and memoranda to deliver emergency pandemic aid.

Plus, we speak with Rep. Katherine Clark and take listener questions with a panel of pediatricians on the coronavirus and its impact on children.

We take listener questions on COVID-19 and its impact on children.