A sports reporter brings us the latest we know about WNBA star Brittney Griner in Russian custody. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday helps us make quick dinner meals.

A WPR reporter helps us explore what's next for Wisconsin's legislative maps after the U.S. Supreme Court threw them out. Then, a political science professor joins us to look at whether Democrats and Republicans are working together better in Congress.

A political science professor joins us to look at whether Democrats and Republicans are working together better in Congress. Then, we preview the 2022 Oscars with a film critic.

We preview the 2022 Oscars with a film critic. Then, a WPR reporter helps us explore what's next for Wisconsin's legislative maps after the U.S. Supreme Court threw them out

The confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson continues today. We look back on the proceedings so far and dig into the legal questions senators have raised. We also look at what's behind low bankruptcy rates and whether it matters for the economy as a whole. Plus, we chat with one of the founders of the Birkebeiner ski race about taking part in the event for almost 50 years.

Bankruptcy filings are hitting new lows not seen since before the pandemic. We find out what's driving the trend and how much it matters for the economy as a whole. We also talk with an author about how to grow our small ideas into larger, successful projects. Plus, we chat with one of the founders of the Birkebeiner ski race about taking part in the event for almost 50 years.

The confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson continues today. We look back on the proceedings so far and dig into the legal questions senators have raised. We also talk with an author about how to take our small ideas and grow them into bigger projects.

Governor Tony Evers signed several bills last week aimed at reducing the supply of fentanyl in the state. We talk with a doctor about the state of the opioid crisis and what kind of impact the new laws could have. We also talk with the author of a new book on how to preserve free speech while addressing lies and misinformation in our political debates.

The free exchange of ideas is a core piece of American democracy, but what can be done when debates are driven by lies and misinformation? We talk with the author of a new book on how to preserve free speech and get people reliable information. Plus, we talk about protections for the wolf as both of Wisconsin's senators back legislation to let states manage the species.

Both of Wisconsin's U.S. senators support legislation to take the gray wolf off the endangered species list. We talk with a biologist about the criticism of the state's recent wolf hunt and the back and forth over federal protections. We also talk with a doctor about the potential impact of fentanyl-related bills singed last week by Governor Evers.