In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, Brown's former trainer accuses Brown of multiple instances of rape and sexual assault.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell about whether Boston needs its own inspector general in the wake of corruption allegations against city officials. Plus, two math experts break down why it can be so challenging to help kids with their math homework, and how parents can get better at it. Also, performer and Berklee student Dreion channels the spirit of James Brown in his music.

A new book suggests ways to help parents understand their children's elementary school math.

The context for Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell's proposal: last month, a federal judge found two city hall officials guilty of extortion and conspiracy.

A very lively video of musician and performer Dreion's band performing James Brown's "Get On Up" went viral on Facebook after a show held at Symphony Park this summer.

We talk about the Patriots' big season opener win and whether owner Robert Kraft's charge of soliciting prostitution should have kept him from the festivities.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with Suffolk District Attorney Rachael Rollins joins us to talk about her petition asking the Supreme Judicial Court to overrule Boston Municipal Court Judge Richard Sinnott. Plus, MIT will bring in an outside firm to investigate the connections between the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the MIT Media Lab. Is the Lab in a moral crisis? Also, the Boston Globe's Ben Volin joins us after the Patriots started the NFL season with a bang and owner Bob Kraft took a victory lap with the …

The President of MIT said the university will bring in an outside firm to investigate the connections between the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the Lab.

Last week, prosecutors tried to drop cases against some people arrested while protesting the so-called "Straight Pride" parade, but Judge Sinnott refused to do so.

We break down a week of big drama in Boston, after a state judge puts a prominent attorney behind bars and a city employee admits to accepting a bribe to influence the zoning board.