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.

A social media expert joins us to discuss President Trump being bounced from major social media sites, and the implications of those moves. And we talk with a professor of political communication about what the future of the Republican Party may look like once Trump leaves office.

We reflect on the second impeachment vote of President Donald Trump with a political scientist. Then we look at some recent developments around broadband internet access for more rural parts of the state when we tackle a question posed by a listener through our WHYsconsin project.

A social media expert joins us to discuss President Trump being bounced from major social media sites, and the implications of those moves. And we talk with a professor of political communication about what the future of the Republican Party may look like once Trump leaves office.

A Washington news editor joins us to look at the latest statements from lawmakers around possibly impeaching President Donald Trump, as well as other top political stories out of the nation's capital. And we review Governor Tony Evers' State of the State address with a political scientist.

The House of Representatives voted to impeach the President of the United States this afternoon. We talk about the Republicans who voted in favor of impeachment and learn more about what happens next.

We talk with an expert in extremism about what took place at the U.S. Capitol last week, and how government agencies are treating new threats of violence. Then we learn about a restaurant that was holding a secret about a bygone era. And a state transportation official tells us how money for special transit projects will be spent.

A Washington news editor joins us to look at the latest statements from lawmakers around possibly impeaching President Donald Trump, as well as other top political stories out of the nation's capital. And we review Governor Tony Evers' State of the State address with a political scientist.

A journalism and communications professor joins us to discuss why news media have chosen to use words including "mob" to describe the destructive and violent actions by Trump supporters at the U.S. Capitol last week. Then we talk with a psychology professor about why we experience anger, and how we give different groups of people permission to express it or not.

With a new article of impeachment of President Donald Trump introduced in the House of Representatives, we get the latest on where the effort to remove Trump is going. We talk with a pair of political scientists to better understand the moment we're in, and the processes taking place leading up to the inauguration of Joe Biden next week.