The season 19 premier is a Special Edition of On That Point. The #MeToo movement is discussed in a roundtable format with guests: Dr. Anne Baschke, Joan Venocchi, and Naomi Mann. Some critics of the movement question the legitimacy of particular accusations and challenge their impact on the culture surrounding sexual harassment. Is the movement changing interactions in the American workplace? How does the national conversation influence college-level Title IX enforcement?

In this edition of Amber, we will first take a look at the Gun Right Movements regarding the recent school shootings. We will also discuss how BU responds to sexual violence on campus. Later, we will take a look at the new BUild Lab. We will also feature BU film students and their stories with filmmaking. At the end, for those of you who are interested in learning Chinese dialects, Amber will take you on a trip to Southern China.

On this episode of Good Morning BU we discuss how Boston is bracing for the Nor’easter storm and the stock market trouble after President Trump imposed new taxes on imports. In sports, Gabi Turi has more on terrier hockey and basketball heading to the playoffs. And later, Carlee Campuzano sits down with Lynne Cooney to discuss the newest exhibit at the 808 Gallery.

On this episode of Good Morning BU we discuss details on the man who liked 17 this week at a Florida high school, the firing of former WBUR host Tom Ashbrook and updates from the Olympics. Later, Shannon Larson sits down with Colby Bruno, a lawyer working with victims of sexual assault.

Author and journalist Theo Padnos shares his hostage experience in Syria and an interesting understanding of the crisis with BUTV10’s Sarah Sosland.