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A mental health advocate and a youth psychology professor explain a new crisis in youth mental health. Then, an attorney gives us advice on how younger people can plan ahead for their will and estate planning.

An attorney gives us advice on how younger people can plan ahead for their will and estate planning. Then, we learn tips on how make great cookies from a master baker.

A sports business professor updates us on the Larry Nassar settlement and how sports organizations can prevent abuse and cover-ups. Then, a historian and writer takes us through the history and cultural significance of postcards.

A historian and writer takes us through the history and cultural significance of postcards. Then, we learn more about how interest rates and the federal reserve works, with the help of a financial analyst.

We learn more about how interest rates and the federal reserve works, with the help of a financial analyst. Then, a sports business professor updates us on the Larry Nassar settlement and how sports organizations can prevent abuse and cover-ups.

Climate change is impacting Wisconsin's cranberry crops. We learn how growers can adapt. We also get an update on high winds and severe weather moving through the state. Then, we talk to the Wisconsin native who directed the Nicolas Cage film "Pig." Later, a Wisconsin home decorator helps us step up our holiday decorating.

We talk to the Wisconsin native who directed the Nicholas Cage film "Pig." Then, a Wisconsin home decorator helps us step up our holiday decorating. Later, a reporter updates us on the latest stories out of Washington D.C. this week.

A reporter updates us on the latest stories out of Washington D.C. this week. Then, a meteorologist explains the unseasonable warmth and high winds that much of the U.S. is currently experiencing. We also hear how climate change is affecting Wisconsin's cranberry crops.

Major cities including Milwaukee set records for homicides in 2021. A criminologist talks with us about what's behind a rise in murder rates after years of decline. We also talk with author Ann Patchett about writing a series of essays during the pandemic that became her latest book.

Author Ann Patchett spent much of the pandemic writing a series of essays that make up her latest book. We talk with her about the creative process that went into it. We also look back at how the media covered the COVID-19 pandemic and whether it impacted the public's response to the virus.