We talk to a social work professor about health care issues involving transgender youth. Then, we recap the ninth hearings from the January 6 commission with a political science and law professor.

We learn more about Wisconsin's efforts to produce clean hydrogen. Then, we talk to entertainer Jonathan Van Ness about his comedy tour coming to Wisconsin. Later, we find out about a New York Times series on becoming more comfortable around disabilities.

We talk to entertainer Jonathan Van Ness about his comedy tour coming to Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about a New York Times series on becoming more comfortable around disabilities. Later, an investigative reporter shares his work looking into claims about ineligible voters in Wisconsin.

An investigative reporter shares his work looking into claims about ineligible voters in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about Wisconsin's efforts to produce clean hydrogen.

An oil analyst joins the show to talk about OPEC's recent decision to cut oil production, what it could mean for gas prices and a bill circulating in Congress to crack down on the organization. Then, humans are living longer than their ancestors, and some want to keep living longer. We'll talk to the author of the new book "The Great Age Reboot."

Humans are living longer than their ancestors, and some want to keep living longer. We'll talk to the author of the new book "The Great Age Reboot." Then, crime and public safety have played a prominent role in some 2022 midterm elections. We talk about why, and the difference between perception and reality.

Crime and public safety have played a prominent role in some 2022 midterm elections. We talk about why, and the difference between perception and reality. Then, an oil analyst joins the show to talk about OPEC's recent decision to cut oil production, what it could mean for gas prices and a bill circulating in Congress to crack down on the organization.

We talk to a marijuana policy researcher about the impact of President Biden's federal pardons. Then, an Oneida Nation official joins us to share the 200-year history of the tribe in Wisconsin. Later, we learn more about a sober section at Green Bay Packers home games.

An Oneida Nation official joins us to share the 200-year history of the tribe in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about a sober section at Green Bay Packers home games. Later, an author shares her book on what the extinction of species teach us about humanity and grief.

An author shares her book on what the extinction of species teach us about humanity and grief. Then, we talk to a marijuana policy researcher about the impact of President Biden's federal pardons.