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There's a lot more than simple all-purpose flour we can use in our baking. We talk with a miller about how to put some atypical grains and flours to work. We also discuss the Supreme Court decision to block a Texas law that would limit how social media companies can moderate content on their platforms.

The US Supreme Court blocked a Texas law that would limit how social media companies could moderate content on their platforms. We discuss the case and the implications of similar laws. We also get caught up on election news in Wisconsin, including former President Trump's endorsement in the race for governor.

Former President Trump made his endorsement this week in the Republican primary for Wisconsin governor. We talk about the impact of his pick and other election news. Plus, on Food Friday we chat with a miller about cooking and baking with atypical whole grains.

A pediatric psychologist explains how we can talk to our children about school shootings. Then, the author of a new book shares how the "Star Trek" franchise set the example for fan culture.

The author of a new book shares how the "Star Trek" franchise set the example for fan culture. Then, we talk to an editor about where the U.S. economy has and hasn't made progress in addressing supply chain issues

We talk to an editor about where the U.S. economy has and hasn't made progress in addressing supply chain issues. Then, a pediatric psychologist explains how we can talk to our children about school shootings.

A political scientist tells us why she has hope for the U.S. to repair its fractured democracy. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources expert about the start of musky fishing season in the state. Later, two Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reporters share their investigation into problems at a veterans home in Wisconsin.

We talk to a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources expert about the start of musky fishing season in the state. Then, two Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel reporters share their investigation into problems at a veterans home in Wisconsin. Later, hear the final episode of Wisconsin Public Radio's "Mapped Out" podcast on the state's redistricting

Hear the final episode of Wisconsin Public Radio's "Mapped Out" podcast on the state's redistricting. Then, a political scientist tells us why she has hope for the U.S. to repair its fractured democracy.

We ask listeners to call in to share their favorite games of all types. Then, a law professor shares his latest book on how to better use reason to evaluate evidence we're presented with in life.