We hear from WBUR's Chris Citorik, who talked to cybersecurity analysts about election safety, and Fred Thys, who's been following former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign.

Our Week In Review panelists talk the impacts of the coronavirus on New England and future closures of the MBTA to accommodate repairs.

Kapilow is in town this weekend with his series, What Makes It Great, as part of the Celebrity Series of Boston. This time he's breaking down Beethoven's first and last quartets.

Plus, the impact of fears about the coronavirus in Boston. And, was Beethoven terrifying?

The Boston Police Patrolmen's Association is protesting a focus on Black Lives Matter in schools this week. We talk to Jessica Tang, president of the Boston Teachers Union, which adopted the initiative, as well as with several law enforcement experts.

Plus, Senator Bernie Sanders claims victory in the Iowa Caucus, and the story of an ordinary winter rescue mission that got lost at sea in 1978.

Author Michael Tougias joins us on his new book for young readers, "Into The Blizzard: Heroism At Sea During The Great Blizzard of 1978."

WBUR's Chris Citorik joins us from New Hampshire for Senator Bernie Sanders's announcement claiming victory in the Iowa Caucus.

Then-state Rep. Diana DiZoglio revealed in 2018 she had been sexually harassed as a staffer. Since then, the now-state senator has been pushing for legislation that would end government use of NDAs for sexual harassment.

Radio Boston's Paris Alston visits Haley House Bakery and Cafe in the heart of Nubian Square as it reopens after being closed for nearly a year.