A cookbook author and food show host brings us tips and recipes for cookouts this Memorial Day and beyond. Then, we talk to a reporter and a columnist about the impact of women's U.S. soccer players getting equal pay as the men.

We talk to a reporter and a columnist about the impact of women's U.S. soccer players getting equal pay as the men. Then, a journalist joins us to share the results of a federal report that revealed abuse at Native American boarding schools.

A journalist joins us to share the results of a federal report that revealed abuse at Native American boarding schools. Then, a cookbook author and food show host brings us tips and recipes for cookouts this Memorial Day and beyond.

A political science professor helps us check in on the latest surrounding the war in Ukraine including more potential aid from the U.S. and potential expansion of NATO. Then, a business diversity advocate and a historian join us to share the racist history of so-called 'sundown towns' in Wisconsin.

A diversity advocate and a historian join us to share the racist history of so-called 'sundown towns' in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about some states efforts to expand access to abortions, anticipating a potential overturn of Roe v. Wade.

We learn more about some states efforts to expand access to abortions, anticipating a potential overturn of Roe v. Wade. Then, a political science professor helps us check in on the latest surrounding the war in Ukraine including more potential aid from the U.S. and potential expansion of NATO.

We hear about the causes and effects of the baby formula shortage and get practical advice for parents. Then, a reporter joins us to look at the impact of the technology industry falling in the stock market. Later, we learn more about the attempted takeover of the Wisconsin retailer Kohl's.

A reporter joins us to look at the impact of the technology industry falling in the stock market. Then, we learn more about the attempted takeover of the Wisconsin retailer Kohl's. Later, we talk to the author of the new book suggesting ways to improve our economic system to be less dependent on the actions of the Federal Reserve.

We talk to the author of the new book suggesting ways to improve our economic system to be less dependent on the actions of the Federal Reserve. Then, we hear about the causes and effects of the baby formula shortage and get practical advice for parents.

Public libraries around the state are getting creative with federal relief grant money. We find out about the new programs they're investing in and take your shout-outs for your local library system. We also learn how the racist ideology espoused by a mass shooter in Buffalo circulates in extremist circles.