Nominations are now open for the Wisconsin Leadership Business Impact Awards! Plus, Democrats in the Assembly are pushing a proposal to lower prescription drug prices, Milile Chikasa Anana Elementary School officially got its new name and COVID stats are up across the board.

A Beloit poet has taken the pandemic to publish 12 books in 12 months. He's got 11 down and one to go. Plus, a small group of parents is upset over anti-racist education in Middleton and the COVID situation in Wisconsin continue to get worse.

UW professor Lori Lopez has a new book out on communication and media among Hmong American communities. Plus, UW System president Tommy Thompson is ready to take on the legislature when it comes to COVID mitigation -- which is necessary because the numbers are looking very bad.

The Pfizer vaccine now has full FDA approval -- but what does that actually mean? Mo Kharbat, VP of Pharmacy Services at SSM Health, joins the show today to talk about how FDA approval works, the next steps and how we can all protect each other. 

Nominations are now open for the Wisconsin Leadership Community Choice Awards! On the pod today, the details on that plus Giannis's investment in Milwaukee, looking back on the Malice at the Palace thanks to a new Netflix documentary and COVID numbers looking worse every day.

It's another all-COVID podcast, as the virus is hitting childcare centers hard and the state has published data laying out exactly what getting vaccinated can do.

It's another all-COVID episode, as cases surge, Dane County reinstates its mask mandate and the federal government talks of vaccine boosters. We've got some thoughts on what it all means for you.

The Dane County Sheriff announced a "shift in philosophy" at the jail, and will change the way staff refer to the people in custody. Plus, it's Africa Fest this weekend and we have good news and bad news on COVID.

A new fundraising effort looks to get the foundation for the Center for Black Excellence and Culture built by and for Black folks. Plus, a collective maker space in Milwaukee is helping marginalized businesses thrive and COVID numbers took a turn for the worse.