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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.

Mitch McConnell and a growing number of Republican lawmakers are now congratulating Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on winning the presidency and vice presidency. We talk more about this in our Week in Washington segment, as well as the latest prospects for a coronavirus relief package passing Congress. And a national education reporter joins us to talk about what is and isn't being done to help improve the quality of remote learning in the U.S.

We talk with a cybersecurity reporter about news that Russian hackers infiltrated several major U.S. government systems. Then an astronomy enthusiast and journalist shares some of the successes from a massive radio telescope that's just collapsed in Puerto Rico. And we hear some tips for driving more safely as the roads become snowy and icy.

Mitch McConnell and a growing number of Republican lawmakers are now congratulating Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on winning the presidency and vice presidency. We talk more about this in our Week in Washington segment, as well as the latest prospects for a coronavirus relief package passing Congress. And a national education reporter joins us to talk about what is and isn't being done to help improve the quality of remote learning in the U.S.

A Wisconsin music and culture writer joins us to digest and delight in some highlights from Rolling Stone 's list of the best 500 albums of all time. And we talk with a UW-Green Bay professor about a course where students look down to discover potential new antibiotics.

A public health expert and doctor explains what the state's rollout of the first-available COVID-19 vaccine looks like, and what we can expect to happen next. Then we talk with a pair of journalists who have covered the rise in violence against health care workers over the last decade.

A Wisconsin music and culture writer joins us to digest and delight in some highlights from Rolling Stone 's list of the best 500 albums of all time. And we talk with a UW-Green Bay professor about a course where students look down to discover potential new antibiotics.

The Electoral College casts its votes for the next president today. We talk with a political scientist about where the transition process goes next. Plus, Wisconsin author B.J. Hollars joins the show to talk about what he's been reading over the past year.

From the Dells to Door County, tourism is big business in Wisconsin. We look back on how it got started. We also hear about a mega composter saving food scraps from landfills at UW-Green Bay. Plus, we find out what we know about Chinese spies in the US, following reports that an agent carried on a relationship with a Congressman.

The Electoral College casts its votes for the next president today. We talk with a political scientist about where the transition process goes next. Plus, Wisconsin author B.J. Hollars joins the show to talk about what he's been reading over the past year.