We explore different types of corruption in America, with an author and former NPR reporter. And a popular YouTube chef joins us for Food Friday to talk about Korean cooking and culture.

We have a conversation with a well-known environmental activist about being citizen advocates for cleaner water. And we talk to the author of a book about Milwaukee's "ghost signs" on the side of buildings.

We explore different types of corruption in America, with an author and former NPR reporter. And a popular YouTube chef joins us for Food Friday to talk about Korean cooking and culture.

A tax and economics reporter researched the history of the decline of America's middle class -- he shares some of what he found with us, as well has some ways he thinks that history can steer us toward restoring the vitality of the middle class. And we discuss a resurgence in interest in sewing with two accomplished Wisconsin sewists.

A couple of writers and activists discuss their efforts to increase representation of people with disabilities in the media, around a milestone for the Americans with Disabilities Act. We're also joined by a Wisconsin novelist about writing during the pandemic.

A tax and economics reporter researched the history of the decline of America's middle class -- he shares some of what he found with us, as well has some ways he thinks that history can steer us toward restoring the vitality of the middle class. And we discuss a resurgence in interest in sewing with two accomplished Wisconsin sewists.

A Washington reporter joins us for a look at a few of the week's top national political stories, including President Trump's continued refusal to accept the results of the general election. And we discuss a way forward for Wisconsin's struggling dairy industry, with the president of the state farmers union.

An election law expert joins us to review where things stand with both Wisconsin's partial general election recount, and legal challenges by President Trump to overturn the results of the election. And we hear what the priorities of the Wisconsin GOP are going forward into a new term, from the new state Senate majority leader.

A Washington reporter joins us for a look at a few of the week's top national political stories, including President Trump's continued refusal to accept the results of the general election. And we discuss a way forward for Wisconsin's struggling dairy industry, with the president of the state farmers union.

An economics and education reporter walks us through some arguments for and against President-elect Joe Biden working to forgive federal student loan debt. And we talk with a health and fitness writer about some smart and effective ways to remain active outside this winter, while the pandemic is still with us.