Wisconsin hockey great Blake Geoffrion talks with us about his career and the injury that ended his time in the sport. We also talk about the rise of group texting as a form of social media.

We talk to the author of a cookbook all about Latin American cooking. Then, a law professor explains the Colorado Supreme Court ruling to keep Donald Trump off the ballot in that state.

A law professor explains the Colorado Supreme Court ruling to keep Donald Trump off the ballot in that state. Then, we learn more about an executive order from the Biden administration to help tribes access more federal funds. Later, we check in on the rising popularity of romance novels.

We learn more about an executive order from the Biden administration to help tribes access more federal funds. Then, we check in on the rising popularity of romance novels. Later, we talk to the author of a cookbook all about Latin American cooking.

We talk to a child development and family studies expert about an increase in children under split custody. Then, an economist joins us to discuss President Biden's impact on the U.S. economy after his stop in Milwaukee.

An economist joins us to discuss President Biden's impact on the U.S. economy after his stop in Milwaukee. Then, a food scientist helps us better understand the further development of lab-grown meat.

A food scientist joins us to discuss the further development of lab-grown meat. Then, we talk to a child development and family studies expert about an increase in children under split custody.

Should automakers start building speed limits into their cars? We hear about the new idea and whether it's likely to take hold. We also talk with comedian Charlie Berens and musician Adam Greuel about their new album of songs celebrating Wisconsin.

Comedian Charlie Berens is out with an album of songs celebrating what makes Wisconsin unique. We talk with him and musician Adam Greuel about the project. We also look at recent data about book banning in school libraries around the country.

School libraries are facing calls from some parents to ban books they see as inappropriate for kids. We look at data from the last two years about what's being banned and where. We also learn about a new idea to put speed limits in automobiles.