Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Cambridge Mayor Marc McGovern after a federal judge in Philadelphia ruled that a non-profit there can go forward with its plans to open a supervised consumption site in the city. Plus, as part of our HubWeek coverage, we'll check in with Linda Henry, co-founder of HubWeek and managing director of the Boston Globe. Also, Jake Brennan, the host of the podcast 'Disgraceland,' on exploring the darker side of Rock & Roll.

As part of our HubWeek coverage, we check in with Linda Henry, co-founder of HubWeek and managing director of the Boston Globe.

Elvis Presley. Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes. Sam Cooke. Axl Rose. Jerry Lee Lewis. While the music of these artists doesn't sound alike, these stars actually have a lot in common: They've all flirted with with the darker side of rock 'n' roll.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with student and higher education experts about the ruling on Tuesday that Harvard University's admission process is constitutional. Also, Richard Russo, Pulitzer Prize winning author of "Empire Falls," joins us to talk about "Chances Are...", his latest novel.

The ruling came from a federal judge Tuesday in the high-profile case, which centered on whether the school's admissions process discriminates against Asian Americans.

Russo talks about how the themes of friendship, luck and destiny play out in his newest novel.

New leaked audio, obtained by The Verge, shows Zuckerberg pushing back on the Democratic presidential candidate's plan to break up big tech companies.

The program will allow workers to take medical and family leave with less financial worry.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Congreswoman Katherine Clark, who is appearing in downtown Boston for HUBWeek. Plus, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is lashing out against Senator Elizabeth Warren's plan to break up his company. Also, the state's paid leave tax kicks in Tuesday, affording workers to take medical and family leave with less financial worry. WBUR's Zeninjor Enwemeka has the story.

We spoke with Rep. Clark about HubWeek and the future of the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.