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Radio Boston tried out some drinks with Pat Dooling, owner of the non-alcoholic bottle shop Dray Drinks.

Could Mayor Michelle Wu's new Squares and Streets plan help ease the city's housing shortage?

WBUR's Hanna Ali joins us to talk all things owls, including how people can see and hear them this month through Mass Audubon's 'Owl Prowls.'

In a special hour of Radio Boston, we mark Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day by looking ahead to 2024: what's on our minds, what needs to happen, and what should happen in the coming year.

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren joins Radio Boston to discuss U.S. strikes in Yemen, her conditions for providing aid in Israel, avoiding a government shutdown on Capitol Hill and efforts to bring more federal funding to the commonwealth.

The MBTA is undergoing major repairs this year, with a stated goal of eliminating subway slow zones by the end of 2024. But is it too late to convince Bostonians that public transit is the way of the future?

Massachusetts Senate President Karen lays out an ambitious agenda for 2024. Then, WBUR's Walter Wuthmann provides analysis on what he's expecting from Beacon Hill this year.

We talk about what's next for Bill Belichick and the Patriots after the two sides mutually parted ways Thursday.

Alexis Turner and her mother, Antoinette Toney, join Radio Boston to talk about Alexis' role in the new movie "Good Burger 2."

Boston Globe reporter Hiawatha Bray breaks down the hesitance among some Massachusetts car dealers to go all-in on EVs.