Join Tom tonight as he talks with community and civic leaders on Boston after the bombings.

On Point Live in Nashville featured — in addition to our great discussion on Obamacare — a terrific musical performance by singer/songwriters Peter Cooper and Thomm Jutz. Take a listen to the audio here.

Sports writer and friend of On Point David Steele — who joined us for our show on “42,” the new film about Jackie Robinson — just wrote a great piece on the film over on AOL Sporting News, incorporating the insight he got from the discussion with writer-director Brian Helgeland on our show.

Congresswoman Louise Slaughter (D-NY) set the tone right out of the gate in our hour on meat and antibiotics, saying Americans should be much more alarmed than they are.

Ken Levine, Irrational Games creative director and the man behind the BioShock series visited On Point for our show on BioShock Infinite today.

On Point is headed to Nashville on March 29 to tape the show before a live audience with public radio’s WPLN. We’re excited! The topic is implementing the Affordable Care Act – “Obamacare” – and we would love your questions to put to our Nashville panel….

Get the back scene story on how On Point comes together, and the host at the heart of it all in this new magazine profile.

The ‘Today’ show is visiting Boston, and they sent a crew — including NBC’s Ron Mott — to film a bit of Tom and the process of putting together On Point.

Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig spoke to us about the death of internet activist Aaron Swartz and what he stood for.

Subscribe to the “Ultimate On Point Playlist” on Spotify and we’ll keep it up-to-date with all the music we play on the show. It’s a short playlist now, but will soon be mighty.

We put together a Spotify playlist of the music we played on our show on new music for 2013.

Palindromist Barry Duncan has sent us two palindromes: one about the Mayan apocalypse, and the other about Santa Claus. Enjoy!

Just when H&N resident chef Kathy Gunst thought there couldn’t possibly be anything new left to say about the culinary world, along came a whole slew of great cookbooks.

There have been 13 mass shootings in schools since 1997. Many of them are not widely remembered, and don’t resonate the way the words “Columbine” and now “Newtown” do.