- We opened up the lines to you to talk about the Cambridge librarian who denied donations of Dr. Seuss books from Melania Trump.
- Leonard Brown and Eric Jackson joined us to preview a weeklong celebration of 40 years of John Coltrane. It runs from Oct. 1 through Oct. 7. For information about concerts and events during the festival, check out friendsofjcmc.org.
- Emily Rooney came in to read her famous list of fixations and fulminations.
- Tech expert Andy Ihnatko talked about the new iPhone and problems with internet access in rural America.
- We heard your calls about National Coffee Day.
- Callie Crossley talked about the new campaign by Boston's sports teams to combat racism.
- The doormen of the Lenox Hotel, Mike Teazis and Justin McCaffrey, tried out our news quiz.
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