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We check in with a health official on Wisconsin's hospital capacity. Then, a conservation biologist joins us with the discovery of 100-year-old mussels in the St. Croix River. Later, we learn more about the booming market for recyclables with a recycling specialist.

A conservation biologist joins us with the discovery of 100-year-old mussels in the St. Croix River. Then, we learn more about the booming market for recyclables with a recycling specialist. Later, a White House reporter joins us with the latest from Washington D.C. on congressional debates over raising the debt ceiling.

A White House reporter joins us with the latest from Washington D.C. on congressional debates over raising the debt ceiling. Then, we check in with a health official on Wisconsin's hospital capacity.

An expert on U.S.-Russia foreign policy joins us for the latest on tensions surrounding Ukraine. Then, we talk about how to find some of the most surprising local restaurants when we travel.

Finding a great restaurant that you didn't plan to visit can be one of the best parts of traveling. We talk with the author of a book on obscure food spots about how to discover those hidden gems. An immigration expert also gives us an update on the Biden administration's immigration policies.

We get an immigration update after the Biden administration reinstated the "Stay in Mexico" policy for people entering the country. Then, an expert on U.S.-Russia foreign policy joins us for the latest on tensions surrounding Ukraine.

We learn more about where Michael Gableman's investigation into Wisconsin's 2020 election stands, with the help of one of WPR's reporters. Then, we ask Central Time listeners to call in and tell us how they decided on what to name their pets. Later, an aerosol engineer helps us find out about the different type of face coverings.

We start by asking Central Time listeners to call in and tell us how they decided on what to name their pets. Then, we find out more about the different type of face coverings with the help of an aerosol engineer. Later, a geologist joins us to discuss the roadblocks the state Department of Natural Resources faces in tracking and dealing with nitrates in groundwater.

A geologist joins us to discuss the roadblocks the state Department of Natural Resources faces in tracking and dealing with nitrates in groundwater. Then, we learn more about where Michael Gableman's investigation into Wisconsin's 2020 election stands, with the help of one of WPR's reporters.

A UW law school professor helps us look at the future of Wisconsin legislative maps, now in the hands of the state supreme court. Then, we learn about flavor profiles with the help of a chef and molecular scientist.aa