Radio Boston talks with rabbi Joel Sisenwine of Temple Beth Elohim in Wellesley about the ongoing violence in Israel and Palestine as the death toll continues to grow.

Filmmaker Ken Burns joins Radio Boston to discuss his new film "The American Buffalo" which explores the life and legacy of the country's national mammal. The film tells the story of the role of the Buffalo in Indigenous life, its systemic destruction at the hands of white Europeans and the eventual efforts to save the animal from extinction.

Radio Boston talks about the upheaval on Capitol Hill with Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley.

Supporters of the funding for the Boston Regional Intelligence Center, including Mayor Michelle Wu, say the center is a key policing tool that's undergone reforms to address concerns about discrimination. Opponents, including all five Black and Latino Boston city councilors, say the BRIC still engages in racial profiling.

Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka joined Radio Boston to talk about the state's new tax cuts.

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission is under an unwelcome microscope, as drama between suspended Commission chair Shannon O'Brien and state treasurer Deb Goldberg overshadows the work of regulating a $5 billion industry.

Radio Boston's latest Tech Talk focuses on an Arlington news site that relies on ChatGPT.

An agreement announced this morning by Governor Healey will allow Massachusetts. Connecticut, and Rhode Island to work together to procure offshore wind energy.

Radio Boston talks with WBUR senior political reporter Anthony Brooks about the role Massachusetts representatives played in the historic ouster of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as from his position as speaker of the House.

Dr. Melissa Gilliam will be the next President of Boston University, the school announced Wednesday morning. WBUR's Radio Boston talks with Dr. Gilliam about what calls her to higher education leadership and the challenges she'll face when she starts the new role on July 1, 2024.