This week, Long is in Boston for the premiere of "Safe Spaces" at the Boston Jewish Film Festival.

We get the latest from the State House following Gov. Baker's remarks.

We unpack the debate over Warren's Medicare for All plan.

We talk with the co-founders of the punk culture satire website "The Hard Times."

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with two WBUR reporters at the polls on election day, at 58 Mass. communities cast their votes in local elections. Also, the founders of "The Hard Times," on the punk scene, satire, and why they made paying their freelancers a top priority. Plus, Senator Warren's Medicare for All plan. Now that we've seen the number, is Warren's plan realistic? Or will she have to rethink how she's going to pay for it?

We checked on the polls in Boston and Fall River.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joins us in studio.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on free community college, police body cameras and ICE. Plus, "admissions anxiety" can run high this time of year when it comes to college. But, what if that anxiety isn't just about getting in, but is actually a sign of bigger problems plaguing higher education?

We talk to author Paul Tough about his new book.

We discuss the week's news.