An African American studies professor joins us to discuss why Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy is often sanitized and what we lose when that happens. Then, the author of a new book explains how fatphobia has shaped our world and why it should be taken more seriously as a social justice issue.

The author of a new book explains how fatphobia has shaped our world and why it should be taken more seriously as a social justice issue. Then, we talk to two representatives from Wisconsin independent booksellers about their favorite books of 2023.

We talk to two representatives from Wisconsin independent booksellers about their favorite books of 2023. Then, an African American studies professor joins us to discuss why Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy is often sanitized and what we lose when that happens.

A schizophrenia specialist joins us to explain the barriers to better treatment for the mental health condition. Then, this week’s edition of Food Friday brings us tips from a Duluth smokehouse. Later, we learn more about an effort to eliminate letter grading for students at some Wisconsin schools

This week's edition of Food Friday brings us tips from a Duluth smokehouse. Then, we learn more about an effort to eliminate letter grading for students at some Wisconsin schools.

We learn more about an effort to eliminate letter grading for students at some Wisconsin schools. Then, a schizophrenia specialist joins us to explain the barriers to better treatment for the mental health condition.

A schizophrenia specialist joins us to explain the barriers to better treatment for the mental health condition. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday brings us tips from a Duluth smokehouse.

A foreign affairs writer discusses how much the U.S. distributes in foreign military aid and how it’s affecting the war in Ukraine. Plus, we get an update on what’s driving immigration across the southern border. And we talk with the author of a new book about the history of comedy, censorship, and culture wars.

We learn more about what's happening at the U.S.-Mexico border right now and what government leaders are doing to address the problems. Then, we talk to the author of a new book looking at the long history of culture wars in show business.

We talk to the author of a new book looking at the long history of culture wars in show business. Then, a writer explains misconceptions about how the U.S. provides foreign aid.