This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on copycat recipes. Then, we talk to a political science and legal studies professor about the Respect for Marriage Act and concerns about religious liberties.

An author and comic creator helps us answer absurd science questions. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on copycat recipes.

A reporter shares the stories of workers who have dropped out of the labor force and what it means for the economy. Then, an author shares her new book looking at how modern conservative political thought has changed.

An author shares her new book looking at how modern conservative political thought has changed. Then, we learn more about how parents navigate parenting their children once they become adults.

We learn more about how parents navigate parenting their children once they become adults. Then, a reporter shares the stories of workers who have dropped out of the labor force and what it means for the economy.

We listen back to a conversation with a UW-Milwaukee film processor about classic movies that everyone should see at least once in their lives. Then, two animals in Wisconsin were recently found to be infected with West Nile Virus. We talk to a vectorborne disease epidemiologist about why, and what to do to protect yourself. And, we look at the reemergence of polio in parts of the U.S. with an immunologist.

Two animals in Wisconsin were recently found to be infected with West Nile Virus. We talk to a vectorborne disease epidemiologist about why, and what to do to protect yourself. Then, we look at the reemergence of polio in parts of the U.S. with an immunologist. And, a sports media expert joins the show to talk about how name-image-likeness deals are impacting college sports.

A sports media expert joins the show to talk about how name-image-likeness deals are impacting college sports. Then, we listen back to a conversation about classic movies that you think everyone should see at least once in their lives.

An economics professor looks at how we should balance inflation with concerns about deflation. Then, a psychologist shares her new book on how the science of attachment can help us make new and deeper friendships.

A psychologist shares her new book on how the science of attachment can help us make new and deeper friendships. Then, a sociology professor helps us better understand why life expectancy is declining in the U.S. and what we can do to reverse it.