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A historian shares the origins of professional basketball and its Wisconsin ties. Then, a Wisconsin expert on water law joins us to recap the state's updated water standards for PFAs. Later, the authors of a new book help us explore how Wisconsin became such a fierce political battleground state.

The authors of a new book join us to explore how Wisconsin became such a fierce political battleground state. Then, a political science professor takes us through what we learned from President Biden's first State of the Union address.

Democratic Representative Ron Kind joins the show to share his thoughts on the invasion of Ukraine and the U.S. response. We also learn more about President Biden's pick to be the next Supreme Court justice. Plus, a retail expert talks with us about whether shopping habits like buying in bulk could stick around after the pandemic.

The pandemic forced stores and shoppers to change the way they operate. We talk with a retail expert about whether any of those new habits are here to stay. We also talk with the head of a UW-Milwaukee project that's looking to better understand loneliness and find solutions for it.

A wide-ranging project at UW-Milwaukee is looking to better understand and combat loneliness. We talk with the organizer about what it involves. Democratic Congressman Ron Kind joins us to discuss the latest on Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. response. Plus, we learn more about President Biden's pick to the next Supreme Court justice.

We check in on the latest developments out of Ukraine with a political science professor. Then, makers of a new documentary share their story about UW-Madison's Black student newspaper. Later, a petroleum analyst helps us understand the rise in oil prices following Russia's attack on Ukraine.

Makers of a new documentary share their story about UW-Madison's Black student newspaper. Then, a petroleum analyst helps us understand the rise in oil prices following Russia's attack on Ukraine. Later, a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editor joins us to share their project highlighting the leaders in Wisconsin that unite their communities.

A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editor joins us to share their project highlighting the leaders in Wisconsin that unite their communities. Then, we check in on the latest developments out of Ukraine with a political science professor.

A cheese expert shares her new cookbook and guide to enjoying dairy. Then, we explore whether Russia's invasion of Ukraine signals a shift in world powers, with the help of a history professor.

We explore whether Russia's invasion of Ukraine signals a shift in world powers, with the help of a history professor. Then, an investigative sports reporter takes us through the implications of the U.S. women's national soccer team's legal settlement over equal pay.