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TOMORROW! Join us for a live taping of a bonus episode of “Deep Cover,” a podcast about people who lead double lives, how far they’re willing to go, and how sometimes, seemingly small decisions can change history.

Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Jake Halpern (.halpern.author ) and acclaimed investigative journalist Jess McHugh () will untangle the mysterious web of deception around Sarah Cavanagh, a decorated veteran, young woman fighting cancer and a hero, who wasn’t what she seemed.

You’ll hear never-before released recordings from Halpern and McHugh’s extensive interviews and get to ask your questions. Tickets at the link in bio.

Join , WBUR’s ideas and essays page, for an evening with New York Times bestselling author to celebrate the release of her new poetry collection, “How About Now.” Baer will sit down with her friend , author of “The Road to Tender Hearts,” to discuss and read from the collection.

Copies of both books will be available to purchase from . Baer and Hartnett will sign following the conversation.

Only a small batch of tickets remain! Get them at the link in bio.

MONDAY. Join us for a screening of , which follows and photographer as they embark on a seven-year-long project to document the empty bedrooms of children killed in school shootings.

Following the screening, All Things Considered host Lisa Mullins joins Hartman, Academy Award-nominated director Joshua Seftel (), film subject Nancy Blackwell and pediatric surgeon , for a heart-wrenching conversation about the toll of gun violence on these families.

Limited tickets remain. Get them at the link in bio.

NEXT FRIDAY! Join host Ronald Young Jr. () for a taping of his critically acclaimed podcast “Weight For It,” which unpacks the nuanced thoughts of fat folks, and of all folks who think about their weight all the time.

Young will be joined by , body acceptance advocate, founder of and author of “Sunny Side Up.” As a prominent figure in the body positivity community, she will discuss ways in which the scrutiny of being a public figure, specifically now that she’s losing weight, has impacted her perspective on her work. She will also talk about her new book and what it means to create plus sized characters in mainstream media.

Copies of “Sunny Side Up” will be available from and Sturino will sign following the conversation.