President Biden wants the IRS to step up enforcement of high-earners and corporations that evade taxes. We talk about the cuts the agency has seen over the last year, and what it would take to make increased enforcement a reality. And, with the weather getting warmer, we talk to a travel writer about things you can do and see all across Wisconsin.

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.

Social media can be great for connecting with friends and people you like to follow, but it can also be snarky and overwhelming. We talk to an expert about how to know when you should take a break online. Then, we learn what it means to practice "radical empathy," and how it can help to bridge racial divides.

An expert on the politics of gun rights and gun control joins the show to talk about a case at the U.S. Supreme Court that could have big implications for the Second Amendment. And, we hear from the editor-in-chief of Astronomy magazine about the latest in space news.

Social media can be great for connecting with friends and people you like to follow, but it can also be snarky and overwhelming. We talk to an expert about how to know when you should take a break online. Then, we learn what it means to practice "radical empathy," and how it can help to bridge racial divides.

President Joe Biden is set to deliver his first address before a joint session of Congress Wednesday night. We'll hear what to watch for from an NPR political correspondent. And, we'll talk about Gov. Evers' plan to plant tens of millions of trees in less than a decade.

The latest population numbers from the 2020 census are out. We talk about where population is growing in America, and how it will shift the political map. And we'll discuss how to attract more hummingbirds to your yard this spring and summer.

President Joe Biden is set to deliver his first address before a joint session of Congress Wednesday night. We'll hear what to watch for from an NPR political correspondent. And, we'll talk about Gov. Evers' plan to plant tens of millions of trees in less than a decade.

A Trump-era rule requires hospitals to be transparent with their prices, but many hospitals aren't cooperating. We talk to an expert on the healthcare industry about why. Then, we look at a new report that says Wisconsinites have been breathing cleaner air in recent years.

A Wisconsin man's decades-long career in band is getting national recognition. We speak to him about his music, and what the award means to him. Then, we look at a political rift on the right over President Joe Biden's child tax allowance.