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We get the latest on what happened with the Amy Coney Barrett Supreme Court confirmation hearing. And a political scientist helps us compare what the next four years of health care might look like under a Biden or Trump presidency.

The candidates running to represent Wisconsin's Second Congressional District join the show to make their cases for election, or re-election. And an epidemiologist shares the latest information on COVID-19, and answers listener questions about how to stay safe.

Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett get started today. We talk about what to expect and how her confirmation could impact the court. We also find out how our brains are wired to crave fresh experiences and find out what new things you've been trying.

Last week, 13 men were arrested for a plot to kidnap Michigan's governor. We talk about the problem of right-wing militias in the United States. We also learn about how some fungus-farming ants developed. Plus, more UW System students are seeking mental health counseling. We find out what issues they're looking for help on.

Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett get started today. We talk about what to expect and how her confirmation could impact the court. We also find out how our brains are wired to crave fresh experiences and find out what new things you've been trying.

A political scientist joins us to look at the future of how the Supreme Court may look at cases that it feels impact religious liberty, after a pair of conservative justices said the decision to legalize gay marriage was problematic. And a well-regarded chef and television host is our guest for a Food Friday focused on simple cooking.

A public health experts looks at why Wisconsin is experiencing record-breaking coronavirus cases. We talk with two runners finding ways to stay competitive during the pandemic. And we get the latest news in the legal fight over absentee voting in Wisconsin.

A political scientist joins us to look at the future of how the Supreme Court may look at cases that it feels impact religious liberty, after a pair of conservative justices said the decision to legalize gay marriage was problematic. And a well-regarded chef and television host is our guest for a Food Friday focused on simple cooking.

We discuss the rise of Ronald Reagan and Conservatism in America, and how he came to win the presidency after previously losing his party's nomination. And we look at how the DNR is measuring the health of the gray wolf population in Wisconsin, and what the animal being delisted as an endangered species could mean.

We recap Wednesday night's vice presidential debate with a political science professor. Then we talk with a dating researcher and journalist about what they've been learning to be the landscape for people trying to date other people during the pandemic.