We talk to a sociology professor about what happens when spending on police departments increases. Then, a Washington D.C. reporter joins us for the latest on abortion legislation in Congress.

An expert on extremism joins us to examine the responses to the potential of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. Then, a cave exploration expert gives us tips on spelunking in Wisconsin. Later, a state health official shares ways to prevent tick bites and Lyme disease.

A cave exploration expert gives us tips on spelunking in Wisconsin. Then, a state health official shares ways to prevent tick bites and Lyme disease. Later, we talk to a Wisconsin researcher looking into the possibility of other planets sustaining life.

We talk to a Wisconsin researcher looking into the possibility of other planets sustaining life. Then, an expert on extremism joins us to examine the responses to the potential of the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade.

After Starbucks recently announced pay raises for non-union employees, we talk to an expert on organized labor about how unionization efforts impact employees who aren't in unions. And, do dog breeds impact a dog's personality? We look at recent research on the question, and take your calls.

A UW labor professor tells us how unionization efforts at Starbucks are affecting non-union workers. We learn about new research that shows a dogs breed has little to do with its personality.

We learn about new research that shows a dogs breed has little to do with its personality. Then, we talk to a political science professor about what kind of legal precedent could be set if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

Do dog breeds impact a dog's personality? We look at recent research on the question, and take your calls. Then, legal scholars and some Democrats say rights like gay marriage and access to certain kinds of contraception could be in jeopardy if Roe is overturned. We take a closer look with a UW-Madison court watcher.

Legal scholars and some Democrats say rights like gay marriage and access to certain kinds of contraception could be in jeopardy if Roe is overturned. We take a closer look with a UW-Madison court watcher. And, after Starbucks recently announced pay raises for non-union employees, we talk to an expert on organized labor about how unionization efforts impact employees who aren't in unions.

We talk to a political science professor about what kind of legal precedent could be set if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Then, a UW labor professor tells us how unionization efforts at Starbucks are affecting non-union workers.