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An author shares his new book on how the world's financial systems continue to move to digital. Then, a pair of housing advocates join us to discuss the challenges and potential future of rental housing.

This week's Food Friday segment shares recipes for summer cooking. Then, we learn more about the state Supreme Court's ruling leaving a DNR board member active after his term expired. Later, we hear from conservative attorneys on a lawsuit against Wisconsin's abortion ban.

We learn more about the state Supreme Court's ruling leaving a DNR board member active after his term expired. Then, we hear from conservative attorneys on a lawsuit against Wisconsin's abortion ban. Later, an author shares her new book on the history and cultural impact of the shopping mall.

An author shares her new book on the history and cultural impact of the shopping mall. Then, this week's Food Friday segment shares recipes for summer cooking.

An ecologist shares how high waters and extreme weather is affecting the Mississippi River in Wisconsin and elsewhere. Then, we take a closer look at the risk migrants face trying to get into the United States.

We take a closer look at the risk migrants face trying to get into the United States. Then, we learn more about Wisconsin's role in the underground railroad.

We learn more about Wisconsin's role in the underground railroad. Then, an ecologist shares how high waters and extreme weather is affecting the Mississippi River in Wisconsin and elsewhere.

We talk to a political science professor to review the January 6 public hearings up to this point. Then, a biologist shares the importance of bugs in human culture. Later, we talk to a Native American composer who won a Pulitzer Prize for music.

A biologist shares the importance of bugs in human culture. Then, we talk to a Native American composer who won a Pulitzer Prize for music. Later, a law professor looks at the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling on concealed carry in New York.

A law professor looks at the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling on concealed carry in New York. Then, we talk to a political science professor to review the January 6 public hearings up to this point.