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A political science and legal studies professor talks about a recent finding about the immigrant children the United States separated from parents at the southern border. And we swap chili recipes with a food and beverage editor.

With a highly polarized electorate, it's possible polling places or even other public spaces could become tense as the end of voting gets closer. We talk with a crisis prevention expert about how to de-escalate those situations if they happen. Then a business professor helps us interpret the national economic numbers that were just released. And we talk about how the QAnon conspiracy theory is negatively impacting work to end human trafficking.

A political science and legal studies professor talks about a recent finding about the immigrant children the United States separated from parents at the southern border. And we swap chili recipes with a food and beverage editor.

We hear from a supporter of each candidate for president why they're backing either Donald Trump or Joe Biden. And a contractor and blogger discusses home remodel projects as we're all looking at a socially distant winter spent indoors.

A psychologist shares some ways we can manage our stress and anxiety during this turbulent time. And we talk with an author about what he learned tracking the paths of secondhand items.

We hear from a supporter of each candidate for president why they're backing either Donald Trump or Joe Biden. And a contractor and blogger discusses home remodel projects as we're all looking at a socially distant winter spent indoors.

We get the latest on possible additional coronavirus economic relief before November 3 from a White House reporter. We also look at the final stretch of the presidential campaign. And we review results from the latest Marquette University Law School poll with the poll's director.

We talk with a public affairs and policy expert about a recent order by President Trump that removes certain protections for government employees. Then a space journalist explains the implications of traces of water discovered on the moon. And a tech reporter helps us learn how to identify pay-for-play media outlets springing up in place of other news organizations that have shuttered.

We get the latest on possible additional coronavirus economic relief before November 3 from a White House reporter. We also look at the final stretch of the presidential campaign. And we review results from the latest Marquette University Law School poll with the poll's director.

A children's librarian from Wisconsin tells us how younger readers can experience the world differently based on reading horror or otherwise scary books. And we compare and contrast plans Donald Trump and Joe Biden have for the next four years of America's economy.