A leadership battle is brewing in the GOP, and President Biden says he wants to vaccinate 70 percent of adult Americans in the next two months. We break down these, and other top stories in national politics. Then, we remember the life of a UW scientist whose discovery made way for the gold standard in coronavirus testing: the PCR test.

We talk to a reporter about wage theft, and why some employers have been allowed to "rip off workers without consequences." Then, we talk about a new state bill that would make it a crime to abuse or intimidate sports officials in an effort to reduce the abuse referees can face.

A leadership battle is brewing in the GOP, and President Biden says he wants to vaccinate 70 percent of adult Americans in the next two months. We break down these, and other top stories in national politics. Then, we remember the life of a UW scientist whose discovery made way for the gold standard in coronavirus testing: the PCR test.

The pandemic has enabled remote work for many, and that's freeing up some people to move to new places. We talk about some of the most desirable places to live and what makes them special. Then, we talk to a career advisor about some of the unspoken rules of the work world that'll help you succeed in your career.

A political scientist joins the show to break down the latest news on the state budget. Then, we talk about the pressure on young people to live their "best lives" and how it's affecting their mental health.

The pandemic has enabled remote work for many, and that's freeing up some people to move to new places. We talk about some of the most desirable places to live and what makes them special. Then, we talk to a career advisor about some of the unspoken rules of the work world that'll help you succeed in your career.

A new project gathered almost 200 Wisconsin middle and high schoolers to share their thoughts on remote learning and what they want from their schools in the future. We find out what they had to say. We also learn about new research into why some people choose not to follow the news.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers reportedly wants to leave for another team, but the Packers say they're committed to keeping their star player. We find out where the situation stands. We also talk with the host of A Way With Words about how slang terms evolve and become part of a language.

A new project gathered almost 200 Wisconsin middle and high schoolers to share their thoughts on remote learning and what they want from their schools in the future. We find out what they had to say. We also learn about new research into why some people choose not to follow the news.

President Joe Biden has proposed billions of dollars in new spending, geared in part towards boosting childcare. An expert joins the show to talk about how the funding could impact Wisconsin. Then, we talk about recipes that are great for cooking with kids on this week's edition of Food Friday.