Restaurant service workers are reporting a dramatic increase in sexual harassment during the pandemic, especially when needing to confront customers about not complying with COVID-19 safety protocol, in addition to facing higher risks of contracting the virus. We talk with a researcher of a new report about what she's hearing from restaurant workers. We also invite you to share some of the highlights from your year, big or small, that have made the year just a little bit more bearable.

Congress is expected to pass a bipartisan $900 billion COVID-19 relief package that includes a second stimulus check, extended enhanced unemployment benefits and rental assistance among other items. We get the full details on what you can expect. We also acknowledge the loss of many household names in 2020 with a pop culture professor including Chadwick Boseman, Kobe Bryant, Mary Higgins Clark and Kenny Rogers to name a few.

Shirley Abrahamson, the longest-serving Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, died on Saturday at the age of 87. We talk for former Gov. Jim Doyle about her life and legacy. Two food bank leaders tell us what they're seeing in terms of demand from people who are experiencing food insecurity -- and whether anything has changed by this point in the pandemic. Then our guest has advice on being more meaningfully present with each other, despite the virtual atmosphere drawing people's attention in a million different directions.

We look at the pros and cons, concerns and advantages of bringing students back to school for in-person learning in Wisconsin. Then we discuss how people can still find ways to be joyful during this holiday season, despite the challenges related to the pandemic.

Shirley Abrahamson, the longest-serving Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, died on Saturday at the age of 87. We talk for former Gov. Jim Doyle about her life and legacy. Two food bank leaders tell us what they're seeing in terms of demand from people who are experiencing food insecurity -- and whether anything has changed by this point in the pandemic. Then our guest has advice on being more meaningfully present with each other, despite the virtual atmosphere drawing people's attention in a million different directions.

We discuss the new crop of small-business owners that have gone into business during the pandemic, and get some advice from a career advisor about how to get involved yourself. And a Madison baker offers some ideas on Food Friday for decking out your holiday baking.

We talk with a flu epidemic and public health expert about what we're currently seeing around coronavirus in Wisconsin, including whether an expected surge in cases after Thanksgiving has actually happened. Then we're joined by a UW-Green Bay anger expert for some advice on keeping tensions in check around the holidays -- virtual or not. And we look at the recent drive in the value of cryptocurrency Bitcoin.

We discuss the new crop of small-business owners that have gone into business during the pandemic, and get some advice from a career advisor about how to get involved yourself. And a Madison baker offers some ideas on Food Friday for decking out your holiday baking.

It's one of the best times of the year to find a deal on a new car. We talk with an expert on the auto industry about what to keep in mind for our search. We also talk with the author of a new biography on legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick.

Congressional leaders are still negotiating another COVID-19 relief bill that could include stimulus checks or extra unemployment benefits. We talk with an economist about what kind of help would do the most good. We also discuss why it can be difficult for people to mentally process the COVID-19 death toll.