With more corporations embracing pride through rainbow logos or special pride merchandise, what does it mean for the LGBTQ community?

Massachusetts is not the first to offer these products for free in public spaces. In 2018, New York required all schools to provide these products.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with cyber security experts about the Cloud, as Amazon chose Boston hosts it's first conference dedicated to cloud security. So, what exactly is cloud security and why is Boston a leader in it? Plus, what's behind the movement for free menstrual supplies? We speak with an activist from Brookline. Also, workism is the idea that work is becoming a religion for many Americans. How big of a problem is it in Boston? We take your calls.

Many people see work as a central part of their lives. But does that have its cons?

Boston is a Hub of a lot of businesses, including cyber and cloud security. But what exactly is cloud security and why is Boston a leader in it?

Vuong's family is originally from Vietnam, resettling in Hartford as refugees in 1990 when he was 2 years old.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with City Council President Andrea Campbell, who unveiled a plan to address systemic inequity in the Boston's school system. Plus, we introduces WBUR's "The Price of Health" series, hearing from Karen Weintraub on patients struggling to afford their medications. Also, writer and UMass Amherst professor Ocean Vuong on his first novel, "On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous."

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with WBUR's Callum Borchers about the Encore Boston Harbor casino which opens this weekend. Plus, our Week In Review panelists discuss the casino, the MBTA, and former Vice President Joe Biden. Also, Showtime's new drama "City On A Hill" is about a crime-ridden Boston, before the Boston Miracle. We speak with a former Boston Police Chief and a former head of Boston's NAACP about their take -- and biggest takeaways -- on the show.