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This hour, we look at how whistles are being used by organizers across the country, we discuss ancient whistles, and we talk about whistleblowers.

Ahead of Valentine's Day, what does it mean to press the pause button on all physical and romantic relationships? Melissa Febos talks about her book "The Dry Season: A Memoir of Pleasure in a Year Without Sex."

Termites are kind of fascinating. Scientists study them to learn ways to mitigate drought, to create biofuels, to maybe colonize Mars. This hour: our tribute to termites.

Inside the legislative effort to keep cell phones out of Connecticut classrooms – a ban Gov. Ned Lamont wants to see happen from “bell-to-bell.”

This hour, a look at a couple stories at the intersection of politics and culture, including an update on The Kennedy Center, the Melania documentary as the launch of a luxury brand, and more.

As the cold weather and seasonal sniffles continue, we may find ourselves spending a little more time indoors to rest and stay healthy. Even so, indoor days can be warm, cozy and full of opportunities to play and learn together. This week, practice healthy habits to keep the germs away and make the most of this time indoors!

What in the world is quantum physics? From ginormous computers to cats in boxes, we’ll break down Connecticut’s new investments in a “quantum revolution.”