Hannah Natanson was on the Harvard's Women Varsity Soccer team in 2016 when the story broke that the Harvard men's soccer team had a tradition of producing sexually explicit scouting reports, that ranked players on the women's team by things like [...]

Host Chris Citorik speaks with WBUR's Nancy Gertner on the federal criminal justice reform bill and how it will affect the criminal justice system in Massachusetts. Plus, the lingering impacts of the Harvard Men's Soccer 2016 'Scouting Reports.' [...]

In the #MeToo era, does "Baby, It's Cold Outside" still have a place among the Christmas classics?

Host Deborah Becker speaks with the president of Sterling College in Vermont as Newbury College, another small school, announced it would close. Plus, Elie Wiesel is known for many things: his writing, his work as a human rights activist and his [...]

Newbury's closures raises question about the resources that are available to families and how transparent colleges need to be about their finances.

The holiday season for many us means traditions, especially when it comes to what we eat this time of year. Chef Lidia Bastianich traveled the United States to learn about some of these traditions.

"My goal is always the same: to invoke the past as a shield for the future," said writer, activist, Nobel Laureate and holocaust survivor, Elie Wiesel.

Congressman Moulton gives us his thoughts on the impending government shutdown over immigration reform and the future of the Democratic Party.

Rafael Campo has two callings in life: medicine and poetry, and perhaps unsurprisingly, Campo finds himself drawn to the write about illness.

Host Deborah Becker speaks with Rep. Seth Moulton as the federal government is on the verge of another shutdown. Also, now that he's out of prison on "compassionate release," former Massachusetts House Speaker Sal DiMasi is advocating for those [...]