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The State Supreme Court heard arguments in a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's current electoral maps. We hear what stood out in the questions from the justices. We also find out how our faces are being used as a digital commodity.

A bipartisan group of former lawmakers is warning against third party candidates in next year's presidential race. Republican Reid Ribble joins us to explain why. We also hear about how your family marks the transition from the fall to winter season.

How do you mark the transition between the fall and winter holiday seasons? We hear about your family's traditions. We also talk with an author about what data tell us about the many ways what we watch affects real life behaviors.

We talk to a former Wisconsin Badgers hockey star and the author of a new book about him. Then, an author shares his new book documenting the history of gun culture in the U.S.

An author shares his new book documenting the history of gun culture in the U.S. Then, we learn more about how podcasts rose in popularity and how that growth may be leveling off.

We learn more about how podcasts rose in popularity and how that growth may be leveling off. Then, we talk to a former Wisconsin Badgers hockey star and the author of a new book about him.

For Food Friday, we learn how to cook meals for people who aren't as adventurous with their foods. Then, a physical therapist shares how we need to adjust our exercise as we age.

A physical therapist shares how we need to adjust our exercise as we age. Then, we talk the author of a book about the challenges of rasing children in the digital age.

We talk the author of a book about the challenges of rasing children in the digital age. Then, for Food Friday, we learn how to cook meals for people who aren't as adventurous with their foods.

We talk to the author of a book all about the cultural role of ice. Then, a reporter shares her work talking to people about advice and how to evaluate it.