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An investigative sports reporter takes us through the implications of the U.S. women's national soccer team's legal settlement over equal pay. Then, a cheese expert shares her new cookbook and guide to enjoying dairy.

A political science professor explains the ramifications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Then, an agriculture expert helps us understand what happens when farms close down in Wisconsin.

An agriculture expert helps us understand what happens when farms close down in Wisconsin. Then, a climate scientist takes us through projections of a rising sea level in the U.S.

A climate scientist helps us understand projections of a rising sea level in the U.S. Then, a political science professor explains the ramifications of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

We learn more about a Democratic proposal to expand paid family leave in Wisconsin with a lawmaker and policy experts. Then, a doctor joins us to explain how antiviral COVID-19 pills treat the coronavirus disease. Later, we learn more about a push to teach Wisconsin police officers jiu-jitsu martial arts.

A doctor joins us to explain how antiviral COVID-19 pills treat the coronavirus disease. Then, we learn more about a push to teach Wisconsin police officers jiu-jitsu martial arts. Later, a retiring Milwaukee Brewers reporter joins us to look back at his 30 years covering the team.

A retiring Milwaukee Brewers reporter joins us to look back at his 30 years covering the team. Then, we learn more about a Democratic proposal to expand paid family leave in Wisconsin with a lawmaker and policy experts.

The annual State of the Tribes address was given today at the Wisconsin capitol. We look back at the speech and the issues affecting the state's tribal communities. We also talk with an author about how to find new sources of ambition in older age.

Finding purpose after having success with a career and family can be a challenge. An author joins us with tips on renewing our ambition later in life. We also look at why inflation has risen so rapidly and what it would take to bring prices down again.

Prices in January rose at their fastest rate in almost 40 years. We talk with an investment expert about why inflation keeps going up and whether there's relief in sight. We also hear reaction to today's State of the Tribes address at the Wisconsin capitol building.