Reporters covering California and New York join us as we compare and contrast what has not worked in those states when it comes to fighting the coronavirus. Then the host of a popular parenting podcast talks about being a successful -- if unconventional -- parent during a pandemic.

Joe Biden visited Wisconsin Tuesday evening, touting his coronavirus recovery package in Congress. We talk with a White House reporter about where that effort stands on Capitol Hill. Then a WPR state capitol reporter catches us up on Governor Tony Evers new budget he laid out Tuesday night as well.

An outdoors journalist walks us through the legal back and forth that's resulted in a brief wolf hunt -- the state's first in years. Then we talk with a sports reporter about the hall of fame class that wasn't, and look ahead at the Brewers' upcoming season.

Joe Biden visited Wisconsin Tuesday evening, touting his coronavirus recovery package in Congress. We talk with a White House reporter about where that effort stands on Capitol Hill. Then a WPR state capitol reporter catches us up on Governor Tony Evers new budget he laid out Tuesday night as well.

We talk with a supply chain expert from Wisconsin about how suppliers and businesses have struggled to keep up with demands for various products over the course of the coronavirus pandemic. Then a pair of curling club members talk about their experiences with outdoor curling during the pandemic, as we answer an audience question about the sport that came from WPR's WHYsconsin portal.

A meteorologist helps explain why much of the country has been experiencing record winter extremes recently, and how that weather pattern could be shifting. Then a WPR reporter and a professor of agricultural law and taxation talk about how 2020 was another tough year for farms in Wisconsin.

We talk with a supply chain expert from Wisconsin about how suppliers and businesses have struggled to keep up with demands for various products over the course of the coronavirus pandemic. Then a pair of curling club members talk about their experiences with outdoor curling during the pandemic, as we answer an audience question about the sport that came from WPR's WHYsconsin portal.

Many lakes become a walkable bridge to new views in the winter for us, but what happens below that surface when Spring is beginning to arrive? We talk about the unthawing of lakes with an expert. We also hear from an Appleton museum offering diversity kits to families for the month of February and we check-in on what we've learned about the impeachment trial.

We spend lots of time trying new things as kids, whether we want to or not, but as adults we tend to stick to what we know. We talk to the author of a new book about the value of being a beginner. We also talk with a national transportation research expert about the needs and direction of the United States' infrastructure.

A population health expert joins us to look at renewed legislative efforts at the federal level to provide more effective health care for women of color, especially Black women. The we prepare for Fat Tuesday with a guest chef for Food Friday who hails from Louisiana.