Cynth Rivers is dying. After Miranda’s exorcism, he is left in the prison of his own body, unable to be seen or heard. When Death itself comes for him, he must make a choice, one that defines who we are as human beings and shows what the most important part of life truly is.

Join us as our analysts discuss what’s wrong with the Panthers and other underperforming teams in the NFL this year. In our MLB segment, we talk the Red Sox’s early exit from the playoffs, and postseason pitching struggles. Jessica Citronberg gives us her take on Greg Hardy’s move to the MMA. All this and more on OffSides.

Colin Kapaernick of the San Francisco 49ers has taken a knee during the national anthem for every game so far this season in protest of racial injustices and police brutality. To some, Kapaernick is giving a voice to the voiceless. To others, he is abusing his celebrity status. What is a professional athlete’s role in politics, if any at all? Find out from our team of reporters and special guest Cedric Maxwell on this episode of Inside Boston.

Welcome back to Amber! In this edition, we will take you to the Oak Street Fair in Chinatown, analyze the topic of immigration policies during presidential election. Several students will share their thoughts regarding campus safety issues, and we will also feature the street piano project that’s back to Boston.

Dr. Naomi Kin has made good use of her potential: she may be young, but she’s a head doctor at Memorial Hospital, can keep calm in the worst situations, and is fiercely determined to overcome any odds. However, during a critical operation, an old trauma comes back to haunt her, and all that she’s built up teeters on the precipice of disaster.

Episode 16.1 explores media coverage of the U.S. Presidential Election. Is media actually influencing voters? What about this coverage differs from the past? Has the media sensationalized the election? Can news outlets be unbiased? The guests who will address these questions include Professor Mitchell Zuckoff and Professor David Scott Palmer.

This season of Offsides is kicking it off with some This or That from our NFL analysts. They will also be breaking down the MLB postseason and taking a look at all of the NHL offseason developments.

Christopher McAllisten’s first day at Memorial is not how he expected. An unlikely friendship, a police investigation, and an Ape Man running wild give him–and everyone else–a test of conviction… and mortality.