A capitol reporter joins the show to talk about early signs of possible bipartisan agreement on how to pay for President Biden's infrastructure plan. Then, we talk about how to improve access to mental health care in Wisconsin.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to take a case challenging a Mississippi abortion law. We talk about what's at stake for the right to an abortion. Then, we talk about the impact of thrift shopping becoming trendy. And, we dig into why the prices of used cars are rising.

A capitol reporter joins the show to talk about early signs of possible bipartisan agreement on how to pay for President Biden's infrastructure plan. Then, we talk about how to improve access to mental health care in Wisconsin.

Museums preserve the history, art and objects of our life, but they also have their own story too. We talk to an art expert about the history of museums, and their importance as an institution. Then, we talk about the possessions we cherish, and the memories that make those objects special.

A reporter and political scientist join the show to talk about the latest on the legal battle over redistricting in Wisconsin. Then, we talk about what could be driving an increase in teacher retirements throughout the pandemic in Wisconsin.

Museums preserve the history, art and objects of our life, but they also have their own story too. We talk to an art expert about the history of museums, and their importance as an institution. Then, we talk about the possessions we cherish, and the memories that make those objects special.

Congressional Republicans ousted one of their members from a leadership position last week after she criticized former President Trump. We discuss what it means for the future of the party. We also talk with a Wisconsin economist about the factors that go into creating a good business climate.

Republicans have taken aim at the teaching of "critical race theory" in schools. We find out more about the debate. The President of the Stockbrige-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians joins us to talk about issues facing the state's tribes. We also learn about the history of Wisconsin's Telemark Lodge ahead of its demolition.

Congressional Republicans ousted one of their members from a leadership position last week after she criticized former President Trump. We discuss what it means for the future of the party. We also talk with a Wisconsin economist about the factors that go into creating a good business climate.

A race and ethnic studies professor joins the show to talk about a new project looking at the historical connections between 19th century farmers who relocated to Wisconsin, and Native Americans who were forced to relocate to the state over the same period. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin farmer about how to use flowers in your cooking in this week's edition of Food Friday .