This week's edition of Food Friday features tips on recreating your favorite dishes that you don't have the recipe for. Then, we learn more about the legal ramifications of the Wisconsin lawsuit challenging President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.

We learn more about the legal ramifications of the Wisconsin lawsuit challenging President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan. Then, a political science professor joins us to discuss how accurate polls are at predicting election results.

A political science professor joins us to discuss how accurate polls are at predicting election results. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday features tips on recreating your favorite dishes that you don't have the recipe for.

We learn more about pay transparency laws and what they mean for workers and employers. Then, we talk to the author of a new book about the biggest ideas in the universe.

We talk to the author of a new book about the biggest ideas in the universe. Then, we talk to a former city council president about the importance of local elections and how to keep partisanship from influencing non-partisan positions.

We talk to a former city council president about the importance of local elections and how to keep partisanship from influencing non-partisan positions. Then, we'll learn more about pay transparency laws and what they mean for workers and employers.

We talk to an award-winning columnist about a bombshell report shining a light on abuse in the National Women's Soccer League and what it means for women's professional sports. Then, a Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster joins us to examine how the team fell short of the playoffs this year. Later, we talk to a Wisconsin physics professor about this year's Nobel Prize award.

A Milwaukee Brewers broadcaster joins us to examine how the team fell short of the playoffs this year. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin physics professor about this year's Nobel Prize award. Next, we talk to the head of Plymouth-based Sargento Foods as part of our Wisconsin CEO series. Later, an environmental studies professor joins us for an update on Wisconsin's wolf population after the latest controversial hunt.

We talk to the head of Plymouth-based Sargento Foods as part of our Wisconsin CEO series. Next, environmental studies professor joins us for an update on Wisconsin's wolf population after the latest controversial hunt. Then, we talk to an award-winning columnist about a bombshell report shining a light on abuse in the National Women's Soccer League and what it means for women's professional sports.

A law and politics professor helps us preview the cases on the docket for the new term of the U.S. Supreme Court. Then, a Wall Street Journal columnist makes the case that we should keep doing things we enjoy even if we're bad at them.