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U.S. Rep. Jake Auchincloss joins Radio Boston to discuss last night's presidential debate.

WBUR correspondent Todd Wallack discusses the latest WBUR investigation into gender disparities among charges issued by clerk magistrates handling prostitution cases in Massachusetts.

We preview the event and discuss the legacy of WBUR's ¡Con Salsa! with host José Massó and musical guest, saxophonist and Berklee assistant professor Patricia Zárate Peréz.

Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, joins Radio Boston to share what his polling reveals about the state of the presidential race.

Speaking on WBUR's Radio Boston, Republican candidate for Senate John Deaton said his party affiliation won't drive his decision-making should he be elected.

Radio Boston talks about guaranteed income pilots in Greater Boston with a participant and a researcher who studied the program.

Massachusetts had more than 70,000 registered electric vehicles at the end of last year, and state leaders want to increase that number several times over. Will there be enough places to charge them all?

Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart joins Radio Boston for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership.

Warren also addressed rumors around Gov. Maura Healey being considered as attorney general in a potential Kamala Harris administration. "I gotta say, she was a terrific attorney general," Warren said. "I loved working with her."

"The Song is Still Being Written: The Folk Music Portrait Project" documents the history of Massachusetts folk artists through their words and photographs, then and now.