A Washington correspondent fills us in on the latest as the House takes up President Joe Biden's sweeping coronavirus relief bill after its passage in the Senate. Then we learn more about how experiencing trauma as a child can have an effect on whether someone commits a crime later in life, including testimony from two people who were incarcerated as teenagers.

Our guest shares their structure-based concept for solving a crisis of heightened employee burnout due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Then we talk with a pediatrician and adolescent health specialist about how parents today with teenagers can better understand and raise them.

An epidemiology researcher explains how people might be able to change their habits after receiving doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. We also talk with the author of a new biography on legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick.

Our guest shares their structure-based concept for solving a crisis of heightened employee burnout due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Then we talk with a pediatrician and adolescent health specialist about how parents today with teenagers can better understand and raise them.

Millions of jobs were lost during the pandemic, and some of them might not return. We talk about what sectors will be the hardest hit and the impact it will have on workers. We also preview the trial of the Minneapolis police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd.

We talk with two Wisconsinites who were part of the first class of female Eagle Scouts. We also look at why sexual harassment in the workplace, and getting accountability for it, is still a common problem. Plus, we hear about the status of COVID-19 in the state's prisons.

Millions of jobs were lost during the pandemic, and some of them might not return. We talk about what sectors will be the hardest hit and the impact it will have on workers. We also preview the trial of the Minneapolis police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd.

A fiscal and monetary policy expert helps us understand the impact of the pandemic on different state revenues, and why for some it has not been as bad as expected. Then a food editor gives us some ideas for building a better breakfast meal, for any meal.

A political scientist walks us through some of the GOP response and plans for Governor Tony Evers' state budget proposal. Then we talk with a career coach for advice for people who might be looking for a job or career change in this turbulent time.

A fiscal and monetary policy expert helps us understand the impact of the pandemic on different state revenues, and why for some it has not been as bad as expected. Then a food editor gives us some ideas for building a better breakfast meal, for any meal.