Richard Cordray, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's first director, stopped by Radio Boston recently to discuss the legacy of the bureau and future trends in consumer protection.

We get the latest from the world of sports, including reactions to the Patriots and Bruins wins from over the weekend, and a look at the ongoing spat between major and minor league baseball.

MBTA General Manager Steve Poftak speaks with us about a new report that found that 'safety is not the priority' at the MBTA.

We speak with WBUR's legal analyst and retired federal judge Nancy Gertner about why the Boston Marathon bomber's attorney says he wasn't given a fair trial. We also ask our Week In Review panelists if they think the bomber was given a fair trial.

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for Dec. 13. Tiziana Dearing is our host.

We hear from Anthony Brooks, WBUR's senior political reporter, on a new WBUR poll that finds Pete Buttigieg, mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and former Vice President Joe Biden leading the crowded Democratic presidential primary race in New Hampshire.

The Massachusetts Public Health Council voted today to rescind Gov. Charlie Baker's emergency ban on vaping sales, and to approve a number of regulations on vaping in the state.

Here's the Radio Boston rundown for Dec. 11. Tiziana Dearing is our host.

After a three-day recount, the Boston Election Aommission announced Monday that Julia Mejia was the winner of the fourth and final at-large seat on the Boston City Council by one vote.

Harvard Kennedy School Professor and former NATO Ambassador Nicholas Burns is one of the report's subjects, and joined us to share his reflections.