A Wisconsin Elections Commission answers our -- and your -- questions about voting early in this November's election. And as COVID-19 cases and positivity rates have risen notably in Wisconsin, we talk with a physician about what we can and should be doing to keep ourselves, and others, safe.

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.

A Wisconsin economist joins us to talk about what measuring the middle class through wealth shows us about racial inequality and upward mobility. We also hear about a new documentary about shelter animals that's premiering soon in Green Bay.

President Trump announced his nominee for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. We talk with a political scientist about the selection and the confirmation process ahead. We're also joined by a Wisconsin novelist about writing during the pandemic. Plus, an update on testing for PFAS pollution in the Marinette area.

A Wisconsin economist joins us to talk about what measuring the middle class through wealth shows us about racial inequality and upward mobility. We also hear about a new documentary about shelter animals that's premiering soon in Green Bay.

A mustard master joins us for Food Friday to talk about creative and delicious ways to incorporate the condiment into our meals, besides just squeezing some on to a sausage. And we looks at the latest Wisconsin COVID-19 statistics.

We talk with a forest researcher about how we should be planting trees to have the biggest impact in reducing the effects of global climate change. And a clinical psychologist suggests ways to be happier, even in challenging times like these.

A mustard master joins us for Food Friday to talk about creative and delicious ways to incorporate the condiment into our meals, besides just squeezing some on to a sausage. And we looks at the latest Wisconsin COVID-19 statistics.

A child of Pakistani immigrants, raised in Wisconsin, talks about how that upbringing influenced his new novel. And we discuss the results of the latest election UW-Madison Elections Research Center polling in three battleground states.

An AARP singing competition-winner tells us about celebrated pipes, and what music means to her. And a journalist argues America may be well-positioned for a moment of immense political and ideological change. We also look back to how the Apostle Islands became a national lakeshore 50 years ago.