The fifth book in the "Last Kids on Earth" series and an animated Netflix show both premiered this week.

When public figures offend, do we cancel them, or forgive them?

We're right in the middle of "Asthma Peak Week," the worst week of the year for asthma-related complications and it's a time of year that many asthma sufferers might not even know about.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with WBUR's Kimberly Atkins about the latest on Capital Hill after Mass Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley said she will introduce a resolution calling for an impeachment inquiry against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.  Plus, a new housing development in East Boston is built to withstand sea level rise in Boston with what is called Climate Resilient Design. Also, we speak with Michael Schur, the force behind Parks and Recreation, Brooklyn Nine-nine, and The Good Place.

Schur was a writer and producer for "The Office," he co-created "Parks and Recreation" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," and he created "The Good Place."

Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley is introducing a resolution to open an impeachment inquiry after new and expanded allegations against Justice Kavanaugh surfaced this weekend.

A new luxury and mixed-used development in East Boston, called Clippership Wharf, has prepared. The complex was built to anticipate expected sea level rise in the city.

Activists in Boston and cities around the world are planning a "climate strike" immediately before the UN summit to demand transformative action on climate change.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with two climate activists about what should be on the political agenda in 2020. Plus, Antonio Brown made his debut with the Patriots Sunday, and was the team's most targeted receiver. We break down what his presence means for the team, and look at the potential ways his legal situation could play out from here. Also, The Cars frontman Ric Ocasek died yesterday, and we remember him by revisiting a 2013 conversation he had with Radio Boston.

We revisit a 2013 conversation with Ocasek.