An economist joins us to discuss financial indicators coming out of 2020 and how what we're seeing in the economy currently portends for the next few months. Then a WPR reporter fills us in on the state of the UW System budget agenda. And we sort out a revolt against the Wall Street establishment over stock shorting.

We speak with a prominent transgender vet about President Biden's move to overturn the former president's ban in openly transgender people serving in the U.S. military. Then a cooking expert offers some creative ways to work with milk in the kitchen, on this week's edition of Food Friday.

A researcher and mayor talk to us about how policies like a universal or guaranteed income would work, and how and who they would benefit. Then we discuss some of the dark sides of an unhealthy relationship with your job, and what you can do about it.

Members of WPR's capitol bureau team bring us the latest on an effort in the Wisconsin state legislature to invalidate the mask mandate imposed by Governor Tony Evers. Then we talk with a Milwaukee music teacher about the rise in popularity in musical instruments for home use during the pandemic.

A researcher and mayor talk to us about how policies like a universal or guaranteed income would work, and how and who they would benefit. Then we discuss some of the dark sides of an unhealthy relationship with your job, and what you can do about it.

A Congressional reporter gives us the latest on movement toward a second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump. And we talk with an emergency medicine physician about the next phase of vaccinations in Wisconsin, as well as what to make of the current numbers of positive COVID-19 cases.

A tech reporter tells us some of the story of virtual reality business and development, and where it's headed. Then a journalist who's covered former Vice President Mike Pence for years discusses what the politician means to the Republican party now that he's out of office.

A Congressional reporter gives us the latest on movement toward a second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump. And we talk with an emergency medicine physician about the next phase of vaccinations in Wisconsin, as well as what to make of the current numbers of positive COVID-19 cases.

An immigration law expert helps us understand new moves by President Joe Biden aimed at reforming several immigration policies. And a space and science writer tells us about some of the goals of modern space exploration, around a narrative of the mission to reach one of Jupiter's moons.

A law professor breaks down the decision and implications of the U.S. Supreme Court tossing cases that argued former President Donald Trump violated the emoluments clause of the Constitution. And we discuss why movies meant for children can still offer a lot of entertainment for older individuals.