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Internal documents from Instagram and Facebook show the companies knew the negative ways their platforms affected teen girls. We talk with a researcher who warned about the issue years ago. We also talk with a Wisconsin expert on how the U.S. is approaching the standoff between Russia and Ukraine.

A finance reporter helps us understand what federal policymakers are considering with cryptocurrencies. Then, a Green Bay barbershop owner joins us to share how he's working with area campuses to offer haircuts and styling for students of color. Later, the Wisconsin-based International Crane Foundation shares concerns over sandhill crane hunting endangering whooping cranes.

A Green Bay barbershop owner joins us to share how he's working with area campuses to offer haircuts and styling for students of color. Then, the Wisconsin-based International Crane Foundation shares concerns over sandhill crane hunting endangering whooping cranes. Later, we check in on all that has happened across President Biden's first year in office with the help of a political science professor.

We check in on all that has happened across President Biden's first year in office with the help of a political science professor. Then, a finance reporter helps us understand what federal policymakers are considering with cryptocurrencies.

This week's edition of Food Friday leaves room for the idea of imperfect cooking. Then, we learn about the history and purpose of the filibuster with the help of a political science professor.

We learn about the history and purpose of the filibuster with the help of a political science professor. Then, a journalist helps us go through some of the most memorable and remarkable accomplishments and people in the history of sports.

A journalist helps us go through some of the most memorable and remarkable accomplishments and people in the history of sports. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday leaves room for the idea of imperfect cooking.

We hear from a Republican state lawmaker on proposed bills to cut back Wisconsin unemployment benefits and other social safety net programs. Then, a WPR reporter and a community college official help us understand why enrollment is down for these smaller institutions.

A WPR reporter and a community college official help us understand why enrollment is down for these smaller institutions. Then, researchers at the Wisconsin Policy Forum join us to share their analysis of alcohol-induced deaths increasing the state.

Researchers at the Wisconsin Policy Forum join us to share their analysis of alcohol-induced deaths increasing the state. Then, we hear from a Republican state lawmaker on proposed bills to cut back Wisconsin unemployment benefits and other social safety net programs.