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A Wisconsin business professor helps us look at the current level of inflation in the economy and where it could go from here. Then, a Wisconsin law professor helps us explore what's next after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large companies.

A Wisconsin law professor helps us explore what's next after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large companies. Then, our weekly Food Friday segment asks listeners what if they have New Year's resolutions for food and cooking.

We check in on Wisconsin's political races in 2022 for U.S. Senate and Governor with the help of a political reporter. Then, a Wisconsin historian shares how Wisconsin Dells became the tourist attraction it is today.

A Wisconsin historian shares how Wisconsin Dells became the tourist attraction it is today. Then, a professor updates us on the latest legislative pushes for changes to voting laws in Wisconsin and the United States.

A professor updates us on the latest legislative pushes for changes to voting laws in Wisconsin and the United States. Then, we check in on Wisconsin's political races in 2022 for U.S. Senate and Governor with the help of a political reporter.

We learn about how anyone can start getting free at-home COVID-19 tests and how to use them as we're joined by a scientist. Then, a doctor joins us to share tips on how to stay safe when shoveling snow this winter. Later, a finance professor explains what non-fungible tokens are and why they're becoming more mainstream

A doctor joins us to share tips on how to stay safe when shoveling snow this winter. Then, a finance professor explains what non-fungible tokens are and why they're becoming more mainstream. Later, an editor in Washington D.C. brings us the latest from the Biden administration's talks with Russia over the Ukraine border.

An editor in Washington D.C. brings us the latest from the Biden administration's talks with Russia over the Ukraine border. Then, we learn about how anyone can start getting free at-home COVID-19 tests and how to use them as we're joined by a scientist.

A new poll asked thousands of Wisconsinites how they fell about taxation, racial equity, and other top issues in the state. We find out what people had to say. We also find out about the different ways we can strengthen and expand our brains.

We usually regard "tribalism" in society as negative trend, but could acknowledging it be part of starting to work together again? Our guest makes the case that we can still connect across our separate spheres. We also find out about the different ways we can strengthen and expand our brains.