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A law professor shares his latest book on how to better use reason to evaluate evidence we're presented with in life. Then, we explore the causes and potential solutions for gun violence with the help of a criminology professor.

We explore the causes and potential solutions for gun violence with the help of a criminology professor. Then, we ask listeners to call in to share their favorite games of all types.

Long before online social media, postcards let people swap notes and jokes. We look back at the history of postcards and why they became so popular at their peak. We also talk with an author about finding renewed purpose in life after we accomplish milestones like raising a family and having a successful job.

Once we hit certain milestones like raising kids or having a successful career, it can be tough to figure out what's next. We talk about how to find renewed purpose in later life. We also chat with an author about growing up as an immigrant in America and using humor to cope with encountering racism.

Long before online social media, postcards let people swap notes and jokes. We look back at the history of postcards and why they became so popular at their peak. We also talk with an author about growing up as an immigrant in America and using humor to cope with encountering racism.

This week's edition of Food Friday looks at ways to use our extra ingredients to reduce food waste. Then, we talk to a law professor about the potential for changes to gun laws after the most recent shootings in the U.S.

We talk to a law professor about the potential for changes to gun laws after the most recent shootings in the U.S. Then, mental health advocates join us to discuss the stigmas around psychosis.

Mental health advocates join us to discuss the stigmas around psychosis. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday looks at ways to use our extra ingredients to reduce food waste.

We talk to a Wisconsin philosophy professor and college dean about how we process one million deaths from COVID-19. Then, a sociologist joins us to look at the impact of the ongoing civil trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

A sociologist joins us to look at the impact of the ongoing civil trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Then, a business reporter explores what would happen if the rise in resignations and employee turnover doesn't slow down.