Gov. Evers recently signed legislation that requires the state to work with counties on expected settlements from opioid lawsuits. We hear about the bill, and why Evers signed it after criticizing it in the past. Then, we talk to a writer who says not to fall prey to the pressure that you should have grown as a person during the pandemic.

A Washington Post national political reporter joins the show to discuss the latest on President Biden's strategy to boost vaccinations in the U.S. and what comes next on the political fight over infrastructure. Then, we hear from an outdoor writer about how to have fun when you're camping this weekend.

Headlines about ransomware attacks on American companies have become commonplace. We discuss whether they are the new norm, and how organizations and individuals can protect themselves. Then, we hear about an island in New York that was recently returned to the Stockbridge-Munsee community in Wisconsin. And, we discuss drug testing of American athletes after an Olympic runner was suspended for testing positive for a chemical found in marijuana.

A legal expert explains the Bill Cosby case. Then, we explore the ways that invasive species are threatening forest ecosystems.

We talk to an expert on sociology and relationships about how the pandemic has impacted our feelings about being in a relationship versus being single. Then, we hear about how gaps in broadband coverage have affected Wisconsinites.

Millions of people lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss how to financially navigate a job loss and look for new opportunities. We also talk with the author of a new book about the life and career of Dolly Parton.

More clothing brands are marketing themselves as sustainable, but what does that really mean? We look closer at the latest trend in the fashion industry. We also discuss a rise in electric bike sales and hear about the history of lumberjack myths and legends.

A Wisconsin political reporter joins the show to recap President Biden's trip this week to La Crosse, and to talk about Wisconsin's national importance in the 2022 midterms. Then, we learn about vegan and vegetarian options try out this weekend for the Fourth of July holiday.

An expert on conservatorship joins the show to break down the basics of the legal arrangement, and an advocate outlines an alternative model. Then, we discuss new research showing ways to prevent Alzheimer's disease.

An expert on the social effects of technology joins the show to talk about the role texting plays in today's relationships.Then, we talk about Florida's new "viewpoint diversity" law that mandates universities take surveys to gauge ideological diversity.