Plus, conversations with Boston City Council President Kim Janey and filmmaker Errol Morris.

Following a Golden Globes award show mired in politics, we ask listeners: is it possible to escape politics?

Bannon views himself as a champion for working people, intent on tearing down an American political elite he believes has held power for too long. But, as made very evident by the tension throughout the film, Morris doesn't see him that way.

The Patriots season is over. The 20-13 loss to the Tennessee Titans Saturday puts Tom Brady in a place he's not used to -- watching the playoffs from the couch.

We get the latest on the congressional agenda, impeachment and Iran from WBUR's Kimberly Atkins. And we take listener calls with Andrew Bacevich on the escalating tensions with Iran.

Boston Public School resource officers are reporting student data that winds up with federal immigration officials.

Plus, a look at Boston Public School's relationship with federal immigration enforcement and what's next for the Patriots and Tom Brady.

We discuss the Iraq drone strike and more with our week in review panelists.

More reaction is pouring in today after the White House announced it ordered the assassination of top Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani late last night.

Joanne Chang talks about "Pastry Love," the renowned chef's newest cookbook. It's her "most personal and comprehensive book yet."