We talk to one political media consultant about how the variety of news sources available could change the way the public perceives the public congressional testimony, which begins on Wednesday.

Two big names have been rethinking their decisions about 2020.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks to Congressman Seth Moulton and historian Andrew Bacevich about Veterans Day and how our nation should be thinking about supporting our veterans. Also, we check in with "Call Me By Your Name" author Andre Aciman to discuss his new book "Find Me." And we'll hear music from a unique concert at Symphony Hall, featuring pieces composed by artists being held in a concentration camp during the Holocaust.

On Veterans Day, the Terezin Music Foundation will honor the art and artists at Symphony Hall who lived and worked in Terezín, including Ullman.

We speak to two former members of the armed services about their personal experiences and reflections on how our country cares for its veterans.

The author's new book reconnects us with the love story behind "Call Me By Your Name."

We start with the ban on medical marijuana vape products, which is set to lift Tuesday after a court ruling.

Church leaders are now reckoning with the fact that Captain Newark Jackson, an early parishioner and funder of Old North's original steeple, participated in a 1743 Caribbean voyage in which he smuggled about 60 enslaved people -- including children.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with our Week In Review panelists on medical marijuana vape products and implications of a possible investigation by the U.S. Attorney's office in municipal marijuana contracts. Plus, we'll dig into the results of local elections across the state. Plus, Old North Church reveals, and reckons with, its ties to slavery.

We check in with renowned jazz musician Wynton Marsalis.