A Wisconsin paleontologist helps us sift through some disagreement in the dinosaur community about the Tyrannosaurus rex. Then, we learn more about the music scene in the Northwoods area of Wisconsin with the help of a musician and WPR host. Later, an engineering professor helps us better understand renewed interest in brining nuclear energy back to La Crosse

An engineering professor helps us better understand renewed interest in brining nuclear energy back to La Crosse. Then, an economics professor explains what happens when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.

We check in with a Wisconsin professor on the ground in Poland working with Ukrainian refugees. Then, a journalist shares her research and exploration into personalties and whether we can change them.

A journalist shares her research and exploration into personalties and whether we can change them. Then, a social media and politics professor and a sociology professor join us to explore the role misinformation and social media is playing in the Russian attacks in Ukraine.

A social media and politics professor and a sociology professor join us to explore the role misinformation and social media is playing in the Russian attacks in Ukraine. Then, we check in with a Wisconsin professor on the ground in Poland working with Ukrainian refugees.

Two Marquette professors help us understand war crimes and whether they're being committed by Russia in Ukraine. Then, we learn about a new service offering walk-in mental health care at Children's Wisconsin hospital. Later, a Milwaukee writer explains why many Wisconsin homes often have a single toilet in the basement without a full bathroom.

We learn about a new service offering walk-in mental health care at Children's Wisconsin hospital. Then, a Milwaukee writer explains why many Wisconsin homes often have a single toilet in the basement without a full bathroom.

An economics professor shares new research into the value quality of life plays into community growth. Then, two Marquette professors help us understand war crimes and whether they're being committed by Russia in Ukraine.

This week's edition Food Friday helps us make bread baking quick and easy. Then, a Washington D.C. reporter takes us through the government spending bill that passed through both the House and the Senate.

A Washington D.C. reporter takes us through the government spending bill that passed through both the House and the Senate. Then, a WPR reporter and a water conservation expert help us understand the controversy surrounding artesian wells in Wisconsin.