Plus, what can our fashion and our face masks reveal about our cultural moment?

We asked Boston Globe film critic Ty Burr to run down his favorite movies about being stuck indoors.

We get an update on the state's efforts to reach everyone who tests positive for the coronavirus, make sure they are in isolation, and then track and test all of their close contacts.

Pine Manor College President Thomas O'Reilly explains what this means for students, faculty, and the future of higher education.

We ask one of the organizers. Plus, the greatest movies about being stuck at home.

We talk about what fashion can reveal about this cultural moment with Erin Robertson, a Boston-based fashion designer and a winner of Project Runway.

We check in on efforts by the governor and the legislature to stem the coronavirus and restart the economy with WBUR Senior Statehouse Reporter Steve Brown.

We take listener calls and hear from an advocate and local child care providers.

To mark this moment we're all in, we're checking in with the Radio Boston team working from home on how they're coping with this "new normal."

Plus: In the immediate aftermath of mass closures due to the pandemic, it felt like all companies wanted consumers to know one thing: that now, more than ever, they're here for us.