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A writer explains misconceptions about how the U.S. provides foreign aid. Then, 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.

An aviation safety expert joins us to discuss recent dangerous airline incidents. Then, an author shares his new book guiding us on a tour of Milwaukee.

An author shares his new book guiding us on a tour of Milwaukee. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin environmental reporter about how to reverse a trend of declining public trust in science

We talk to a Wisconsin environmental reporter about how to reverse a trend of declining public trust in science. Then, an aviation safety expert joins us to discuss recent dangerous airline incidents.

A neuroscientist explains the ways people see colors differently. Then, we talk to the author of a book about how religious traditions shaped many of the foods we eat today.

We talk to the author of a book about how religious traditions shaped many of the foods we eat today. Then, we learn more about the need for volunteers and the benefits for retirees to participate.

We learn more about the need for volunteers and the benefits for retirees to participate. Then, a neuroscientist explains the ways people see colors differently.

We hear from a meteorologist and a pair of reporters about the lack of snow this winter and how it’s affecting Wisconsin recreation and tourism. Then, a media critic shares his thoughts on how journalists should cover Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2024.

A media critic shares his thoughts on how journalists should cover Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2024. Then, a New York Times reporter explains why pedestrian deaths are on the rise across the U.S.

A New York Times reporter explains why pedestrian deaths are on the rise across the U.S. Then, we hear from a meteorologist and a pair of reporters about the lack of snow this winter and how it’s affecting Wisconsin recreation and tourism.