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Local filmmaker Daniel Roebuck's latest film tells the story of a down-on-his-luck coach tasked with leading a football team at a Catholic high school.

Sandra Bieber welcomes Abby Silfies of the American Heart Association and Dr. Nidhi Mehta to talk about women's heart health and the misconceptions many people have about heart care.

Kate Scuffle explores "Language of Dolls," a theater piece questioning identity and history, with creators Lizzie Olesker and Louise Smith.

The passionate but tumultuous love story is loosely based on the 1847 novel of the same name by Emily Bronte, and features Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as Cathy and Heathcliff.

Laurie Hackett sits down with Vicki Doule and Matthew Kennedy, then with Jamie Connell, to talk about their and their companies' wide involvements in community.

Melody Bradford welcomes Andrew Lawler, President of Barry Isett & Associates, about how his time in the military has shaped his journey, and his push toward enormous goals.

Maddie Yang talks with Jason Grauer of Stone Barns, an organization working to build a sustainable food culture in New York's Hudson Valley.

Jack McCallum talks about the recent controversy around President Trump's call to the U.S. Men's Hockey team, and the political act of welcoming champions to the White House.

This week's highlight include a local film on a lesser known revolution, a date night for animal lovers, and an upcoming look at rare founding documents.

Helen Cox welcomes Trinette Singleton, former Principal Dancer with the Joffrey Ballet, one of the world's premier dance companies, to explore how her passion for dance started and persists.