We talk to a law professor about new abortion restriction passed in states around the country. Then, we talk to a Milwaukee artist who paints with water from lakes and rivers that have a connection to Black history. Later, we learn more about an organization working to make the outdoors more accessible for marginalized communities.

We talk to a Milwaukee artist who paints with water from lakes and rivers that have a connection to Black history. Then, we learn more about an organization working to make the outdoors more accessible for marginalized communities. Later, an economics professor explains how combating inflation runs the risk of triggering a recession.

An economics professor explains how combating inflation runs the risk of triggering a recession. Then, we talk to a law professor about new abortion restriction passed in states around the country.

The authors of a noodle cookbook tell us how to make the most out of our pasta. Then, the mayor of Wausau tells us about the PFAs water contamination problems facing the city, and a water law professor shares how the Department of Natural Resources is dealing with the issue.

The mayor of Wausau tells us about the PFAs water contamination problems facing the city, and a water law professor shares how the Department of Natural Resources is dealing with the issue. Then, doctors tell us more about the elevated risk of type 2 diabetes from having COVID-19 along with efforts in Congress to pass a price cap for insulin.

Doctors tell us more about the elevated risk of type 2 diabetes from having COVID-19 along with efforts in Congress to pass a price cap for insulin. Then, the authors of a noodle cookbook tell us how to make the most out of our pasta.

It can be easy to look around and think society is losing a sense of empathy. We talk with a journalist about why that is and where we can find some hope. Plus, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in a case challenging the use of ballot drop boxes and so-called ballot harvesting. An election law expert talks with us about what's being decided.

An Amazon warehouse in New York recently became the first in the country to unionize. We find out what the move could mean for Amazon workers nationwide. We also talk with a journalist about why it seems like the feeling of empathy is going out of fashion and where we can find some hope.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in a case challenging the use of ballot drop boxes and so-called ballot harvesting. We talk with an election law expert about what's being decided. We also look at the impact that a successful unionization effort in a New York Amazon warehouse could have nationwide.

We hear from a child care expert about efforts from both Republicans and Democrats to improve access to child care. Then, we talk to the official team DJ of the Milwaukee Bucks as the team begins another playoff run. Later, we learn more about Native American voting rights with the help of an attorney