Melissa Ferrick, musician and Northeastern professor, and Tim Riley, NPR critic and Emerson professor, on the biggest trends and songs of the last decade.

Specifically, we talk to former Massachusetts politicos about the debate before shaking things up with two classic seasonal cocktails.

Lonnie Newburn of The Boston Shaker returns to Studio 3 to show us a couple of his favorite holiday cocktails: the Jack Rose and the Boulevardier.

Seven Democratic presidential candidates took the stage Thursday night in the final debate of the year.

WBUR's Cristela Guerra tells us about the name change of Dudley Square in Roxbury to Nubian Square.

On Wednesday, the House of Representatives voted to impeach the president of the United States for just the third time in our nation's history.

Plus, after a historic impeachment vote in the U.S. House of Representatives, what happens now?

We reflect on faith and religion over the last 10 years with leaders from local religious communities.

WBUR EarthWhile reporter Miriam Wasser was at the scene and fills us in.

Ed Wingenbach took over as president of Hampshire College in August, after the school announced last winter that it would not be admitting a freshman class due to its dire financial situation. Wingenbach talks with us about how Hampshire has attempted to turn around its financial struggles, and the challenges facing higher education moving forward.