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We check in with an education sociologist on how Wisconsin schools are handing the impact of Omicron COVID-19 outbreaks. Then, we learn how to make our sleds go faster with the help of a physics professor. Later, a food writer shares the stories of Madison's food scene.

We learn how to make our sleds go faster with the help of a physics professor. Then, a food writer shares the stories of Madison's food scene. Later, a Washington D.C. political correspondent brings us the latest from Capitol Hill on the eve of the January 6 anniversary.

A Washington D.C. political correspondent brings us the latest from Capitol Hill on the eve of the January 6 anniversary. Then, we check in with an education sociologist on how Wisconsin schools are handing the impact of Omicron COVID-19 outbreaks.

President Biden recently said that there's no one federal solution to getting out of the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at how state and local governments around the country are handling a surge in cases. We also talk about the different ways music can help us age in a healthy way.

During the pandemic, many dads have had more time to spend with their kids. The head of a Milwaukee fatherhood group talks about the opportunities and challenges dads have seen. We also talk about the different ways music can help us age in a healthy way.

President Biden recently said there's no one federal solution to the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at the ways state and local governments are responding to a surge in cases. We also talk with the head of a Milwaukee fatherhood group about the opportunities and challenges dads saw during the last two years.

We learn more about how high insulin costs are prohibitive for diabetes patients with the help of a researcher and a journalist. Then, a kinesiology professor teaches us about the pros and cons of fitness trackers. Later, a professor and author shares a new book of poems she wrote while recovering from serious medical issues.

A kinesiology professor teaches us about the pros and cons of fitness trackers. Then, a professor and author shares a new book of poems she wrote while recovering from serious medical issues. Later, the author of another new book shares simple and easy personal finance tips to start the new year.

The author of a new book shares simple and easy personal finance tips to start the new year. Then, we learn more about how high insulin costs are prohibitive for diabetes patients with the help of a researcher and a journalist.

Jarrett Adams served 10 years in Wisconsin prisons for a crime he didn't commit. We talk with him about his journey to becoming a lawyer and where he sees the need for change in the criminal justice system. Plus, a chef shares her favorite ways to use potatoes in the kitchen.