Plus, who has the authority to re-open the economy - President Trump or Gov. Baker? We ask WBUR's legal analyst Nancy Gertner.

Radio Boston producer Paris Alston tells us how she's been making it work while working from home.

We take listener calls with Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on the city's response to the pandemic, racial inequities in coronavirus deaths, and school closures.

We speak with Dr. Joshua Barocas about the predicted surge in cases.

We speak with Michael Murphy, founding principal and executive director of MASS Design Group, about designing hospitals, offices and schools after this pandemic.

Plus, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh gives us the latest on preparations for the coronavirus surge.

Renee Graham, Boston Globe columnist and a WBUR Contributor and Ed Lyons, a Massachusetts Republican Activist and political writer join us.

In his daily live briefing, Gov. Charlie Baker said that the state is about to enter what will "probably be the most difficult period" facing this virus.

Plus, our Week In Review panelists talk about the racial disparities in coronavirus deaths.

In Massachusetts and across the world, people are stuck in their homes, distancing themselves to prevent the spread of coronavirus. So what does that mean for these two religious holidays that rely so much on coming together?