Now that House impeachment managers have rested their case against former President Donald Trump, we talk with a political scientist about what Trump's lawyers are saying in his defense at the trial in the U.S. Senate. Then two historians tell us about the role of "lightships" in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes' history. And we talk with a tech reporter about elderly people trying to sign up for coronavirus vaccine having difficulty due to online registration systems.

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.

WPR's capitol bureau reporter and a political science both join us to discuss why a record number of women are now serving in the Wisconsin state legislature. Then we talk with a professor in labor education about the continuing impacts of former governor Scott Walker signing of Act 10 into law.

A political scientist reviews what we've seen so far in the third day of the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump. And we talk with an aging, home and family expert about how caregiving has been impacted during the pandemic, and how people can better manage that role.

WPR's capitol bureau reporter and a political science both join us to discuss why a record number of women are now serving in the Wisconsin state legislature. Then we talk with a professor in labor education about the continuing impacts of former governor Scott Walker signing of Act 10 into law.

A Washington-based political editor joins us for a look at the second day of former president Donald Trump's second impeachment trial in the senate. And we talk with an immigration reporter about how President Joe Biden's big plans for immigration are going to hold up as they move through Congress.

An expert in epidemiology talks with us about the improvements in Wisconsin's effort to vaccinate its population. Then we take a page from multiple Super Bowl-winning quarterback Tom Brady's playbook on staying young. And a journalist shares some reporting on the Wauwatosa Police Department around its outgoing chief and surveillance of Black Lives Matter protestors.

A Washington-based political editor joins us for a look at the second day of former president Donald Trump's second impeachment trial in the senate. And we talk with an immigration reporter about how President Joe Biden's big plans for immigration are going to hold up as they move through Congress.

We discuss the case for schools re-opening and students, teachers and staff returning to in-person education. Then a marijuana policy expert joins us to look at Governor Evers' proposal to legalize the drug, and how the federal landscape for decriminalizing it may shift with Joe Biden as president.

We review the first day of the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump with a political scientist. Then a teacher and artist talks with us about the rise in consumers seeking environmentally and budget-friendly clothing.