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A discussion about the latest research advances in care and treatment for Parkinson's disease.

Death, dying, and dignity at the end of life: we discuss a new podcast created by medical students.

This week: When public schools start up, students and teachers will be wearing masks indoors. And with a vote in the US Senate, the replacement of the Cape bridges comes a step closer. The Steamship Authority grits its teeth at big cost overruns. Tropical Storm Henri gives the region a pass. And another tumultuous week for the proposed Machine Gun Range.

What’s on the schedule for this year's M.V. Film Festival

This Sunday on Arts & Ideas: a history of how humans remember information, the Supreme Court case involving internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II, and stories of women and girls from around the world.

This week: Local leaders are asking the question, "How many machine gun ranges does the state need?" The controversial Twin Brooks development in Hyannis gets a key go-ahead from the state. And a new study finds PFAS contamination in local private drinking wells.

Supports, services, and strategies to care for those living with Alzheimer’s.

An interview about the documentary film "Life & Life" with Filmmaker NC Heiken and the subject of the film Reggie Austin.

This week: Provincetown finds itself at the center of national attention – and not the kind it would prefer. Meanwhile, the trial in the killing of Yarmouth Police Sergeant Sean Gannon gets under way. And Nantucket adopts an indoor mask mandate.

This month's Books Show topic is WATER