We talk to an economist about the ways state and federal governments are trying to lower gas prices. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin doctor who was named one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year. Later, a journalist helps us understand why newer cars have headlights so bright.

We talk to a Wisconsin doctor who was named one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year. Then, a journalist helps us understand why newer cars have headlights so bright. Later, the author of a new book shares how we can harness our regrets as a good thing in our lives.

The author of a new book shares how we can harness our regrets as a good thing in our lives. Then, we talk to an economist about the ways state and federal governments are trying to lower gas prices.

This week's edition of Food Friday brings us a cookbook on makings bagels, lox and schmear at home. Then, a political science professor helps us check in on the latest from the investigation into the January 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol along with an update on Robin Vos being held in contempt of court.

A political science professor helps us check in on the latest from the investigation into the January 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol along with an update on Robin Vos being held in contempt of court. Then, a sociology professor joins us to talk about an increase in multigenerational households in the U.S.

A sociology professor joins us to talk about an increase in multigenerational households in the U.S. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday brings us a cookbook on makings bagels, lox and schmear at home.

We check in on the Lincoln Hills youth prison in Wisconsin with a journalist and a law professor. Then, a communications professor shares the origins of "cancel culture" and how the concept has been co-opted for different purposes.

A communications professor shares the origins of "cancel culture" and how the concept has been co-opted for different purposes. Then, a psychology professor joins us to share what impact increased social media use has on young children.

A psychology professor joins us to share what impact increased social media use has on young children. Then, we check in on the Lincoln Hills youth prison in Wisconsin with a journalist and a law professor.

The author of a new book joins us to share how money is funneled into the United States. Then, we talk to an advocate for people with down syndrome about her work. Later, we learn more about a new train route from Minneapolis to Milwaukee to Chicago with a railroad expert.