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There are plenty of seniors in Boston living life to the fullest after retirement. Like Maggie Sullivan, who came back to lifeguarding at 70 years old when her local YMCA was in need. Brought to you by Tufts Medicare Plans, a Point32 Health company.

To support its arts programming, the Boston Arts Academy Foundation is hosting a Dance2Drive raffle. Derek talks to the president and CEO of the BAAF, Denella Clark, about how people can participate and how the raffle will benefit the arts.

This week’s “Where’s Hannah?” segment had Hannah traveling to Davis Mega Maze in Sterling. She walks us through all their fun activities, including a zipline, laser tag, paintball, and iconic mazes.

Harvard professor and columnist Arthur C. Brooks recently released his new book “Build the Life You Want,” with Oprah Winfrey about the science of happiness. Brooks tells us about a few of the concepts in the book and gives us some advice on new ways to view our emotions.

Today is World School Milk Day, which is why New England Dairy, a nonprofit, brings their mobile dairy bar to us for the occasion. Derek talks to Hilary Walentuk of New England Dairy to learn more about the annual celebration and try some of the flavored milk they’re serving.

Each month, Chicago Today hosts a “Banned Book Club.” Hannah joined their most recent session on “The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman. They discuss the book and why some found it controversial.

Looking for something fun to do in Boston without breaking the bank? With the help of our friends at MeetBoston, Derek shows us a few places you can go for free in the city.

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‘Breakwater’, a new crime-thriller film, is holding a free community screening in Rockport at the Boston Film Festival. The film, which has an interim agreement with SAG, is a man looking for his estranged daughter. Producer Matt Paul and actress Alyssa Goss stop by to tell us all about it.

The Raising Voices Festival starts this weekend, commemorating the Boston Tea Party through a modern lens. The festival will have musicians, dancers, poets, and more artists celebrating protest. Nat Sheidley, president & CEO of Revolutionary Spaces, and Amanda Shea, an acclaimed spoken word artist, stop by.

This week’s answer to “Where’s Hannah?” is: Farthest Star Sake. Hannah walks us through New England’s only Sake brewery and taproom and speaks with Todd Bellomy, founder and head brewer.

National Grid is dedicated to providing clean energy to people living their daily lives. Have you ever wondered how the electricity gets to you? What is the grid any way? We’ve got the answer.

The Boston 10K for Women is one of the oldest all-women sporting events in the world. Participants in the program share what the experience is like and why it’s an important environment. Registration is still open if you’d like to run/walk.

Wondering how to keep warm as the weather turns cool, while still looking and feeling good? Suitshop co-founder Diana Ganz stops by the studio with the top suit trends for men and women to answer this question.

Menstruation is a natural part of women’s lives, which is why Mass Now is pushing for legislation that promotes period education and aims to combat period poverty.

In honor of the new Apple TV+ docuseries ‘The Super Models’, Hannah, Maria, and Kwani play a quiz game about the subjects of the series: Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista, and Christy Turlington.

As of July, Southie has a new Italian deli: The Dirty Italian. Hannah talks to Talya Pessolano, the owner of the establishment, about her journey and how this business is merging traditional concepts with modern convenience.

September 15th marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month. Elsa Mosquera, co-founder of Agora Cultural Architects, stops by the studio to tell us all about the sort of festivities and events that people can expect.

Mike Lamagna, the owner of Long Wharf Supply Co., tells us all about his business, the kind of sustainable clothing they’re putting out, and how they’re supporting the shores.

For Reading’s Craig and Matt Taylor, the “Wee Irish Pub” was a pandemic project. Hannah learns all about the brothers’ second mobile pub and how people can rent the pub for their parties.