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We learn more about efforts across the state to skip lawn mowing in May to create better habitats. Then, a reporter joins us to share how companies are working through the challenges of bringing employees back to the office.

An international studies professor joins us to share what can make peace talks successful. Then, we talk to a social media expert about how the sale of Twitter to Elon Musk could affect even those who don't use the app.

We talk to the author of a new book about how to find joy again after life-changing loss. Then, an education professor makes the argument that schools should teach empathic listening.

The U.S. Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense visited Kyiv, Ukraine this week as the White House announced the return of diplomats to the country. We discuss what it all means for the state of the country's war with Russia. We also look at financial literacy standards in Wisconsin schools and whether there is room for growth.

The state of Florida recently revoked a special tax status for Disney World after the company spoke out against a controversial education bill. We discuss whether the situation could set a precedent for politicians targeting companies for their stances. We also chat with an author about what it means to be "authentic" and how to find the most authentic version of ourselves.

We talk to the author of a new book about what causes war and how we can build toward more peace. Then, we hear from a Wisconsin man with a lifelong hobby of collecting vintage beer cans. Later, we ask an immigration law professor about a controversial Trump-era deportation policy.

We talk to a Wisconsin man with a lifelong hobby of collecting vintage beer cans. Then, we ask an immigration law professor about a controversial Trump-era deportation policy. Later, a digital media professor joins us to explore the role of social media in society and the potential for regulation.

A digital media professor joins us to explore the role of social media in society and the potential for regulation. Then, we talk to the author of a new book about what causes war and how we can build toward more peace.

This week's edition of Food Friday features a cookbook all about brownies. Then, a climate change professor helps us look at how Wisconsin's energy plan compares to the rest of the country.

A climate change professor helps us look at how Wisconsin's energy plan compares to the rest of the country. Then, a personal finance expert joins us to share how we can reduce the stress that comes with managing our money.