Today on Boston Public Radio:

• It seems like just yesterday that Joe Biden was against the Hyde Amendment. Oh wait…that’s because it was *yesterday. We opened up the lines and asked you about Biden’s change of heart, but also more broadly about how you feel when people you know *change their minds.

• Then we examined a species on the verge of extinction: the American diplomat. Author George Packer shared his new biography of Richard Holbrooke, “Our Man.”

• Emily Rooney, host of Beat the Press, shared her famous list of observations and frustrations.

• Food writer Corby Kummer explained what it is about working in an office that turns people into snack fiends.

• Boston Globe business reporter Shirley Leung looked at the slew of store closings in Harvard Square.

• Tech writer Andy Ihnatko explained YouTube’s new anti-harassment policies. Will they be enforced?

• Former U.S. ambassador to Spain and Andorra Alan Solomont and Susan Lewis Solomont, author of “Lost and Found In Spain,” faced off on our Friday News Quiz.