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Wisconsin's unemployment sits below the national average and many people are switching jobs or careers. We talk with a labor expert about whether the hot job market will last and what it's meant for wages. We also talk about the return of crowds to movie theaters and how it may influence the film industry.

A bipartisan group of Senators says its reached agreement on a limited number of gun safety reforms. We look at what's in the deal and the impact it could have. We also talk about the return of crowds to movie theaters and how it may influence the film industry.

We talk to a political science professor about the second day of public hearings from the January 6 commission. Then, a researcher shares data on Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings. Later, we learn more about the split in professional golf between the PGA and LIV.

A researcher shares data on Wisconsin Supreme Court rulings. Then, we learn more about the split in professional golf between the PGA and LIV. Later, an author joins us to share his new book digging into myths about religion and politics.

An author joins us to share his new book digging into myths about religion and politics. Then, we talk to a political science professor about the second day of public hearings from the January 6 commission.

In this week's edition of Food Friday, we hear from listeners about some of their favorite things to prepare in the kitchen. Then, hearings from the U.S. House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attacks on the Capitol kicked off Thursday. We'll talk about what we learned, and what's to come in future hearings.

Hearings from the U.S. House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attacks on the Captiol kicked off Thursday. We'll talk about what we learned, and what's to come in future hearings. And, sadness is a part of life, but not one that many of us particularly enjoy. We hear from the author of the book Bittersweet about why it's time to embrace sorrow, and appreciate what it gives us.

Sadness is a part of life, but not one that many of us particularly enjoy. We hear from the author of the book Bittersweet about why it's time to embrace sorrow, and appreciate what it gives us. Then, in this week's edition of Food Friday, we hear from listeners about some of their favorite things to prepare in the kitchen.

We explore how important of an issue crime is for voters. Then, we talk to the author of a new book who shares tips on writing your life story through an ethical will.

We talk to the author of a new book who shares tips on writing your life story through an ethical will. Then, we're joined by a pair of experts that look at ways to better support caregivers