A journalism professor joins us to discuss the consequences of newspaper layoffs and local news declining. Then, we learn more about a pay-what-you-can restaurant going into a Wisconsin museum. Later, a disability rights advocate shares their efforts to make the outdoors more accessible.

We learn more about a pay-what-you-can restaurant going into a Wisconsin museum. Then, a disability rights advocate shares their efforts to make the outdoors more accessible. Later, we talk to an astronomer about what we're learning from the James Webb telescope.

We talk to an astronomer about what we're learning from the James Webb telescope. Then, a journalism professor joins us to discuss the consequences of newspaper layoffs and local news declining.

The latest Marquette Law School poll showed a majority of Republicans in the state supporting a move to legalize marijuana. We talk with an expert on cannabis law about the shift in public opinion. Plus, an author shares what science can tell us about animal consciousness and what creatures are thinking.

Have you ever wondered what animals are thinking about? Our guest wrote a book looking into that very question. He shares what science knows about animal consciousness. Plus, a music historian helps us look back at the history of protest music in America.

The latest Marquette Law School poll showed a majority of Republicans in the state supporting a move to legalize marijuana. We talk with an expert on cannabis law about the shift in public opinion. Plus, a music historian joins us to look back at the history of protest music.

A television writer joins us to look at how streaming has become the dominant form of watching shows. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin native who now does research with sharks in Hawaii. Later, we learn more about a club trying to make bird watching more accessible for people of all backgrounds.

We talk to a Wisconsin native who now does research with sharks in Hawaii. Then, we learn more about a club trying to make bird watching more accessible for people of all backgrounds. Later, a literacy advocate shares how the U.S. is falling behind in reading and what we can do about it.

A literacy advocate shares how the U.S. is falling behind in reading and what we can do about it. Then, a television writer joins us to look at how streaming has become the dominant form of watching shows.

A Wisconsin cooking writer shares easy meals for evenings with students returning to school. Then, an economic professor joins us to explain the looming retirement crisis in the U.S. and what we can do about it.