Club Passim has been a hub in the folk music scene not only for the Boston area, but for the country.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with former Mass. Governor Deval Patrick as he officially enters the 2020 presidential race. Plus, the House of Representatives yesterday convened the country's first impeachment hearings in over two decades. We get local reactions from Congressman Stephen Lynch and former NATO Ambassador Nick Burns. Also, Club Passim has been a staple in the folk music scene not only for Boston, but for the country for 60 years.

The House of Representatives on Wednesday convened the country's first public impeachment hearings in over two decades. Acting Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State George Kent both testified.

Former Gov. Deval Patrick officially entered the race for president Thursday. We speak with him on his way to Concord to file for the New Hampshire primary.

We discuss the DACA case before the Supreme Court and how it affects thousands of Dreamers in Massachusetts.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with WBUR's Kimberly Atkins from the Supreme Court, who heard oral arguments in the case concerning the legality of the DACA program, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Also, is it too late to jump in the Democratic presidential primary? Plus, in our media landscape, will public testimony in the impeachment inquiry move the needle the way it did in the 1970's?

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.