The Justice Department is out with new rules limiting when it can obtain journalists' phone and email records. We talk about the change with a journalism professor. Then, what's one movie you think everyone should see? We revisit a conversation with a film expert.

Democrats are moving forward with the first hearings for a commission investigating attacks on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6. We talk to a Washington reporter about the latest. Then, we talk to an expert on business in Wisconsin about what the workplace could look like after the pandemic.

We revisit a conversation about the importance of male friendships. Then, we look back on the Milwaukee Bucks' whirlwind season.

We learn about the right to repair movement, and what it means for you and your devices. Then, we talk about how to manage mental health in the workplace.

Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett joins the show to talk about how he plans to use federal COVID-19 relief funds granted to the city. Then, we talk to a business leadership and ethics professor about why we keep secrets.

The Surgeon General is calling on social media companies to do more to combat COVID-19 misinformation. We discuss the impact of bad health information and how platforms could respond. We also talk with writer Anne Lamott about her new book which explores how we can persevere through dark times.

Housing prices are booming, and potential homebuyers may be getting squeezed out by investors. We find out about the practice and how it's affecting the market. We also hear about the push by Republicans to extend nondiscrimination protections to unvaccinated people.

Republicans in Wisconsin are moving forward with plans to review the 2020 election, and some Wisconsin citizens are attempting to do the same on their own as well. We talk about what's motivating these efforts, and the continued fallout from falsehoods about the election. Then, on this week's edition of Food Friday, we tell you everything you need to know about how to cook the best burger.

A new monthly Child Tax Credit started paying out on Thursday. We talk about what you need to know. Then, we revisit a conversation about how understanding 'High Conflict' can help Americans move past divisions.

Many are planning their first concert after a year and a half without live music. A Wisconsin music journalist joins the show with some reminders about how to, and to not to, behave. Then, we discuss the demonstrations in Cuba, and why some Florida Democrats see them as a political opportunity for President Biden.