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Radio Boston learns about hormone replacement therapy as a treatment for menopause symptoms.

Rebecca Tushnet, the Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard Law, joins Radio Boston to discuss the engagement ring case before the Supreme Judicial Court.

What role do murals play in creating community in Boston? And what happens when they go away?

Eric Aronson, who wrote and directed the film "Any Day Now," joins Radio Boston.

WBUR senior climate and environment reporter Miriam Wasser joins Radio Boston to share what she saw on a boat trip to Vineyard Wind, the under-construction offshore turbine farm which, once complete, will be the largest in the United States.

MassRobotics is hosting its seventh annual Robot Block Party on Saturday, Sept. 28th in the Seaport. The Boston nonprofit wants to get people more comfortable with robots as they become more ubiquitous in our lives.

WBUR's Radio Boston spoke with Monica Wang, an associate professor of community health sciences at Boston University. Wang shared some of the online health trends she's been following and her tips on separating fact from fiction.

WBUR's Radio Boston spoke with Globe Reporter Tiana Woodard about these unlicensed radio stations — most of which cater to the Haitian community — and why the FCC is threatening to shut them down. We also spoke with Danielle Johnson, founder and CEO of the digital radio station Spark FM.

'America's Test Kitchen' the longest running cooking show on public television in the United States. Dan Souza, chief content officer at America's Test Kitchen and host of the web series, 'What's Eating Dan,' joins Radio Boston to talk about that legacy.

Commonwealth Beacon reporter Gin Dumcius, urban design expert Chris Dempsey and host Darryl C. Murphy square off in a draft to predict who Boston Globe Magazine will select as its 2024 Bostonian of the Year.