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And Another Thing learns how systems now in place to control flooding in western New England are the result of a catastrophic flood in 1936, but that many of the systems are largely unmaintained.

In this encore presentation, And Another Thing explores the urgent need for foster care and hears from the head of the country’s largest teachers union about the challenges of educating students during the pandemic.

Advice on keeping your new year's resolutions and on setting reasonable goals in the first place.

The head of a Northampton nonprofit that helps people addicted to drugs gave up his high-powered career after getting sober from opioids. Now he works to help others who are living on the streets with addiction.

Compared to their white counterparts, people of color living in Western New England are more likely to live in poorer health, and it's more likely for Black residents to die younger. As we mark Black History Month, And Another Thing looks at the history of health inequity and highlights efforts in this region to address it.

On the day longtime New England Patriots star Tom Brady — who spent the last two seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — retires from the NFL, we look at what makes him so unique among all the other extraordinary athletes who also have played professional football.

A panel of journalists review and analyze some of the top stories of interest to people in western New England.

Khalif Neville devotes part of his musical efforts to keep alive the memory of his late father, Charles Neville.

The egg industry in Massachusetts predicts chaos as a majority of eggs may become unavailable on January 1 — unless a new law is amended.

COVID-19 case rates are soaring high. And Another Thing takes a look at what has changed in the year since vaccines became available and businesses reopened amid changing mask mandates.