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.We talk to the official team DJ of the Milwaukee Bucks as the team begins another playoff run. Then, we learn more about Native American voting rights with the help of an attorney. Later, a public health policy professor joins us to share more about "ghost guns" and the Biden administration's efforts to regulate them

A public health policy professor joins us to share more about "ghost guns" and the Biden administration's efforts to regulate them. Then, we talk to a child care expert about efforts from both Republicans and Democrats to improve access to child care.

President Biden signed an overhaul of the Postal Service's finances into law last week. We look at what it's changing and what Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has planned for the future of the Postal Service. We also talk with a Wisconsin film professor about how and why to get into foreign language movies.

American movies are just one portion of what global cinema has to offer. A Wisconsin film expert talks with us about why we should give foreign language films a try and where to start. We also hear from two Wisconsin lawyers about the significance of Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court.

President Biden signed an overhaul of the Postal Service's finances into law last week. We look at what it's changing and what Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has planned for the future of the Postal Service. We also talk with two Wisconsin legal experts about the significance of Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation to the U.S. Supreme Court.

We hear from one of the professors behind the UW system's planned free speech survey on its campuses. Later, we talk about the career of Wisconsin actor Frederic March and the removal of his name from a campus theater at UW-Madison. Plus, a Milwaukee filmmaker talks about his new documentary about the architecture of sacred buildings.

We talk to an American history student in Russia about what they're seeing as the war on Ukraine continues. Then, we talk to a filmmaker about the restoration of a 1940s film starring a Wisconsin native, set to play at the Wisconsin Film Festival. Later, state farming leaders share their plan for revitalizing the dairy industry in Wisconsin.

State farming leaders share their plan for revitalizing the dairy industry in Wisconsin. Then, we hear from one of the professors behind the UW system's planned free speech survey on its campuses.

This week's edition of Food Friday features a cookbook all about eggs and creative ways to cook with them. Then, we check in with a WPR reporter about the postponement of a UW survey about free speech. Later, we learn more about new vehicle tailpipe standards with the help of an environmental law professor.

We check in with a WPR reporter about the postponement of a UW survey about free speech. Then, we learn more about new vehicle tailpipe standards with the help of an environmental law professor. Later, a music professor helps us understand how the music industry is being influenced by social media apps.