We talk to a former U.S. Senator about his new book on the future of American democracy. Then, another author shares her new book reflecting on her long journalism career.

An author shares her new book reflecting on her long journalism career. Then, we learn more about the FDA allowing hearing aids to be sold over the counter.

We learn more about the challenges surrounding special education funding in Wisconsin. Then, the owner of a Wisconsin specialty prop business tells us about the work they do for TV shows and movies. Then, an advice columnist helps us better understand the concept of "quiet quitting."

The owner of a Wisconsin specialty prop business tells us about the work they do for TV shows and movies. Then, an advice columnist helps us better understand the concept of "quiet quitting." Later, we talk to the author of a new book about people who think more visually than verbally or linearly.

We talk to the author of a new book about people who think more visually than verbally or linearly. Then, we learn more about the challenges surrounding special education funding in Wisconsin.

This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on baking with naturally sweet ingredients. Then, we talk to a political science professor about record-high campaign ad spending in the Wisconsin midterm elections.

We talk to a political science professor about record-high campaign ad spending in the Wisconsin midterm elections. Then, a medical researcher helps us better understand long COVID.

A medical researcher helps us better understand long COVID. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on baking with naturally sweet ingredients.

We recap the ninth hearings from the January 6 commission with a political science and law professor. Then, an author shares her new book that celebrates nerd culture and fandom.

An author shares her new book that celebrates nerd culture and fandom. Then, we talk to a social work professor about health care issues involving transgender youth.