We hear from jazz musician Wynton Marsalis, chef Elle Simone Scott, and revisit the power of The 1619 Project.

Elle Simone Scott, the first African American woman to be featured on PBS' America's Test Kitchen, credits her great-grandmother with her love of cooking.

We also take stock of the last month of local activism with some of the people behind it: young women of color in Boston.

How do we talk to each other and find common ground at a time when we are so deeply divided?

Plus, we take your questions with local doctors and make two summer cocktails with The Boston Shaker.

We've managed to gradually reopen businesses and restaurants while still keeping case numbers low, but many southern and western states haven't been so fortunate. So how could that affect us down the road?

The Pops won't be playing their traditional repertoire at the Hatch Shell this year.

We take stock of the last month of local activism with some of the people behind it: young women of color in Boston.

A Springfield police detective was fired two weeks ago after sharing a post of her niece at a Black Lives Matter rally holding a protest sign that appeared to suggest people should "shoot" "back" at police, according to a report from MassLive.