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On this Food Friday we discuss how we feel when we eat at certain times of day, and how we can meet those emotions with what we eat. Then we look at how transparency efforts by statewide and local health departments around coronavirus data can sometimes leads to more confusion. And we'll talk to the head of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation about a new federal grant to expand passenger rail service in the state.

A business professor and political expert explains the significance of the United States no longer recognizing as president the man who declared himself as such after a messy election. Then a food business reporter tells us what's being done about the suppression of awareness of COVID-19 infections among farm workers in America. And discuss the latest on the confirmation process of President Trump's third nominee to join the Supreme Court.

On this Food Friday we discuss how we feel when we eat at certain times of day, and how we can meet those emotions with what we eat. Then we look at how transparency efforts by statewide and local health departments around coronavirus data can sometimes leads to more confusion. And we'll talk to the head of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation about a new federal grant to expand passenger rail service in the state.

We have a conversation with a well-known environmental activist about being citizen advocates for cleaner water. And teachers unions throughout Wisconsin are calling on state officials to mandate classes move online after a recent rise in COVID-19 cases.

A human development and family studies professor joins us to talk about navigating ups and downs up managing a family during this turbulent time. And we discuss voting by mail in November's election with a political scientist.

We have a conversation with a well-known environmental activist about being citizen advocates for cleaner water. And teachers unions throughout Wisconsin are calling on state officials to mandate classes move online after a recent rise in COVID-19 cases.

A citizen scientist and longtime butterfly monitor talks with us about his passion project, and being honored by the DNR for his work. And we look back at how the first presidential debate transpired, as well as a few other top stories in Washington news -- including the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice.

A professor of management and entrepreneurship joins us to interpret the meanings behind how politicians dress themselves in the public eye. We also look at the notable female figures from Wisconsin who were included in a national "Women of the Century" list. Plus, an update on court cases that could impact the presidential election.

A citizen scientist and longtime butterfly monitor talks with us about his passion project, and being honored by the DNR for his work. And we look back at how the first presidential debate transpired, as well as a few other top stories in Washington news -- including the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice.

We speak with a political historian who offers perspective on the current administration and examples of past presidents contending with the news media. We also look at a push to get the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point to recognize an Indian burial site on campus.