This week's panelists include: Renee Graham, Boston Globe columnist and WBUR Contributor, and Jim Stergios, executive director of the Pioneer Institute.

We look at what protections employees and customers should expect, and what to do if a business is not complying with state guidelines.

From Jackie Robinson, to Adam Jones, to Torii Hunter -- there's a long history of allegations of racism against the Red Sox organization and its fans.

Lots of folks are trying to figure out what phase two reopening means for them, their families and their jobs.

As businesses reopen, more people are going back to work. Do you feel safe? Plus, a Provincetown restaurant struggles to balance safety and their bottom line.

What could a 10% budget cut to the Boston police look like inside the department? We hear from former Boston Police Chief Daniel Linskey.

We also hear from former Boston Police Chief Daniel Linskey and Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell on calls to defund the police.

How do we have those difficult conversations right now?

Dozens of people testified during a public budget hearing of the Boston city council's ways and means committee Tuesday -- many calling for the city to redirect some of the more than $400 million it spends on policing in favor of other community services.

Plus, we ask the former Marine his thoughts on how the U.S. military was used during recent protests.