Health care workers aren't the only ones on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis.

We speak with Boston author Stephen Puleo on his new book "Voyage Of Mercy: The U.S.S. Jamestown, The Irish Famine, And The Remarkable Story Of America's First Humanitarian Mission."

We hear from a grocery store worker and custodial worker about their experiences. Plus, what we can learn from the first American humanitarian mission.

Isolating at home can pose particularly difficult challenges for victims of domestic, sexual and child violence and abuse.

Plus, we process our collective and individual losses with a grief counselor and a chaplain.

Dr. Sharon Wright of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center gives us an on-the-ground look.

Plus, we talk about how hospital preparations are holding up in the midst of the surge.

We talk about what home care work and caregiving, especially for the elderly, looks like in the coronavirus crisis.

We take live coverage of the governor's daily briefing and hear analysis from WBUR's Anthony Brooks.

It's clearly not time now, but a big question on everyone's minds, including the President Donald Trump's, is how and when the country reopens.