Today on Boston Public Radio:

We opened our lines to talk with callers about your experiences voting on Super Tuesday.

Former Trump 2016 Campaign Manager Corey Lewandowski weighed in on Super Tuesday, and commented on recent statements from Donald Trump Jr., on the politicization of the coronavirus.

We returned to listener calls, to talk about who you’re voting for.

Carol Rose from the ACLU broke down some of the 25 voting rights cases they’re currently fighting in court.

Director Sarah Burns and Aseelah Muhammed from the new Ken Burns documentary “East Lake Meadows” discussed the film, which centers around a housing project on the outskirts of Atlanta.

Rep. Stephen Lynch called in to advocate for former Vice President Joe Biden’s 2020 presidential campaign.

CNN’s John King gave his thoughts on Joe Biden’s surging campaign, and other Super Tuesday headlines.

Former Massachusetts governor and 2020 Republican presidential candidate Bill Weld called in to make his case for voters.

We re-opened our lines, closing the show with more listener conversations about Super Tuesday.

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