On inauguration day, we discuss the incoming leaders of the country and what Congress is working on in the meantime. And a philosophical scholar helps us think about the decision-making process when it comes to picking an order in which to vaccinate people for COVID-19.

We talk with a political scientist about how a new administration will change the dynamic between the United States and Russia, and what policies and rhetoric we may see from President Biden towards Vladimir Putin. Then we get advice on choosing among numerous options for meal delivery kits. And a representative from the Wisconsin National Guard talks to us about the Guard's role in helping roll out vaccination centers around the state.

On inauguration day, we discuss the incoming leaders of the country and what Congress is working on in the meantime. And a philosophical scholar helps us think about the decision-making process when it comes to picking an order in which to vaccinate people for COVID-19.

A clinical psychologist discusses how to do a self-checkup on our mental health. And we talk with a human biology expert about why exercise is still important to modern humans.

We take a closer look at President-elect Joe Biden's extensive coronavirus relief proposal for legislation, as well as what to expect in his first 100 days in office, with a political scientist. Then community organizers and racial justice advocates from Milwaukee and Kenosha join us to discuss some of their priorities going forward in 2021.

A clinical psychologist discusses how to do a self-checkup on our mental health. And we talk with a human biology expert about why exercise is still important to modern humans.

After breaching the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, many intruders were able to leave without being arrested. We ask how race figured into the response and look back at the history of white mob violence. We also hear about a survey asking UW-Madison students about their feelings on free speech issues.

Governor Evers is calling for changes to Wisconsin's unemployment system after delays in providing benefits during the pandemic. We talk with the head of the state's workforce department about the issue. We also check in on Wisconsin's vaccine rollout and hear about a program for sending text messages to the deceased.

After breaching the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6, many intruders were able to leave without being arrested. We ask how race figured into the response and look back at the history of white mob violence. We also hear about a survey asking UW-Madison students about their feelings on free speech issues.

We discuss the decision by Pope Francis to grant more religious roles to women, while still withholding other leadership positions. Then a scientist and recipe developer teaches us about getting more flavor out of materials we're working with.