A music professor helps us understand how the music industry is being influenced by social media apps. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday features a cookbook all about eggs and creative ways to cook with them.

U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin joins us to discuss federal spending and the Russian war on Ukraine. Then, a political science professor shares why voter turnout has declined in local elections. Later, a zoologist and a geologist teach us about the biggest animals in Wisconsin, past and present.

A zoologist and a geologist teach us about the biggest animals in Wisconsin, past and present. Then, we talk to a cognitive neuroscience about why young children in schools are falling behind in reading.

We talk to a cognitive neuroscience about why young children in schools are falling behind in reading. Then, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin joins us to discuss federal spending and the Russian war on Ukraine. Later, a political science professor shares why voter turnout has declined in local elections.

The author of a new book shares how threat assessments could help reduce mass shootings. Then, a UW-Oshkosh official shares how the school is working to heat a building on campus using food waste. Later, two veterinary professors share the latest on avian flu in Wisconsin and efforts to stop its spread.

A UW-Oshkosh official shares how the school is working to heat a building on campus using food waste. Then, two veterinary professors share the latest on avian flu in Wisconsin and efforts to stop its spread. Later, an immigration law expert takes us through the backlog of cases in the U.S. as officials look to catch up.

An immigration law expert takes us through the backlog of cases in the U.S. as officials look to catch up. Then, the author of a new book shares how threat assessments could help reduce mass shootings.

Ukraine's president is continuing to ask the U.S. and other allies for more military support, while Russia claims it's refocusing its invasion on the eastern part of the country. An expert on the region joins us to discuss the latest. We also look at how land protections can help boost biodiversity and where a loss of plant and animal variety is most likely.

New data show that areas of protected lands also tend to have the highest rates fo biodiversity. We talk about why biodiversity matters and hear what areas of Wisconsin are most in danger of losing their variety of plant and animal life. We also talk with a guest who says despite plenty of challenges, the U.S. remains strong and prosperous in a lot of ways.

The president of Ukraine continues to urge the United States and other allies to offer more military support to fight off Russia's invasion of the country. An expert on the region helps us understand the latest news. We also talk with a guest who says despite plenty of problems, the U.S. still remains strong and prosperous in many ways.