Birch Hill is a continuing care retirement community. Radio Boston's Zoë Mitchell had coffee with residents ahead of the primary - including a New Hampshire State Representative.

Radio Boston's Zoë Mitchell spoke with voters at the New Hope Baptist Church in Portsmouth, after Sunday service.

New Hampshire is 90 percent white, according to the latest Census data.  The US as a whole is 60 percent white. So what do immigrant communities and people of color in New Hampshire think of the primary?

The Radio Boston team has been all over the Granite State, talking with voters as they prepare to cast their ballots in the first-in-the-nation primary. Join us. We're broadcasting LIVE from New Hampshire.

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.