An agricultural economics professor helps us better understand a rise in farmers earning income away from the farm. Then, we talk to a pair of journalists about a rise in rural crime during the pandemic. Later, an infectious disease doctor shares what you need to know about monkeypox.

We learn more about a variety of bills working their way though Congress ahead of the midterm elections. Then, a nonprofit director shares a new tiny home village project in Oshkosh. Later, we're joined by a disability rights advocate about what disabled voters need to know for next week's primary election.

A nonprofit director shares a new tiny home village project in Oshkosh. Then, we're joined by a disability rights advocate about what disabled voters need to know for next week's primary election. Later, we talk with a law professor about why thinking more deeply about evidence can help us in and out of the courtroom.

A law professor joins us to talk about why thinking more deeply about what good evidence is can benefit us in and out of the courtroom. Then, we learn more about a variety of bills working their way though Congress ahead of the midterm elections.

We talk to a Wisconsin food blogger about recipes for picnics. Then, a political science professor helps us catch up on the latest developments in Wisconsin's primary elections.

A political science professor helps us catch up on the latest developments in Wisconsin's primary elections. Then, an author shares his new book on the health benefits of helping other people.

An author shares his new book on the health benefits of helping other people. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin food blogger about recipes for picnics.

An economics professor helps us learn more about rising interest rates and other economic news. Then, a film critic joins us to share his thoughts on the latest movies of the summer. We also talk with US Senator Tammy Baldwin about the Respect for Marriage Act making its way through Congress.

A film critic joins us to share his thoughts on the latest movies of the summer. Then, we talk to a religious studies professor about the intersections between science and religion.

We talk to a religious studies professor about the intersections between science and religion. Then, an economics professor helps us learn more about rising interest rates and other economic news. Plus, Senator Tammy Baldwin talks with us about the Respect for Marriage Act making its way through Congress.