We look at how the race for president has changed with the Green Party ticket being kept off the ballot. Plus, wildfires have burned millions of acres in western states. We talk about how we can rethink management strategies in the future. We also hear about changes in the oil industry during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A homeland security official says department leaders told him to alter intelligence reports to align with President Trump's public comments. A national security reporter shares the details. Plus, we talk about why vinyl records are now outselling CDs. And we hear your thoughts on the return of the polarizing pumpkin spice flavor.

Divorce rates are rising during the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at what's behind the trend. We also hear a take about whether Republicans can create a new relationship with labor.

President Trump has repeatedly Democrats want to "abolish" the suburbs. We look at the recent changes to fair housing laws behind his claim. We also discover what's creating a starry halo in the night sky. Plus, a guest shares what he learned when he asked friends to share boring facts about themselves.

Divorce rates are rising during the COVID-19 pandemic. We look at what's behind the trend. We also hear a take about whether Republicans can create a new relationship with labor. And we look at the fight over the Wisconsin ballot and third-party candidates.

On this edition of Food Friday we discuss what you need for your starter kitchen. Then we talk with Milwaukee Film about their virtual festival and its theme of supporting the health and well-being of racial, ethnic, sexual and gender minorities. Plus, we discuss how UW sports are handling rising COVID-19 cases on campus.

The conspiracy theory grown online known as QAnon is having a political impact. We discuss what it is and how its gained traction in an election year. Then, September is Suicide Awareness Month. We discuss resources and how to support those struggling.

On this edition of Food Friday we discuss what you need for your starter kitchen. Then we talk with Milwaukee Film about their virtual festival and its theme of supporting the health and well-being of racial, ethnic, sexual and gender minorities. Plus, we discuss how UW sports are handling rising COVID-19 cases on campus.

We speak with the director of a new film that explores the discovery and potential uses of the gene-editing tool CRISPR. We discuss the ethical concerns that come with changing DNA with a Wisconsin bioethics expert. Then, we look into the lack of sufficient injury and illness reporting by workplaces. And new tapes from journalist Bob Woodward reveal that Pres. Trump knew more about the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic than he previously said. We'll talk to a political scientist to learn more.

The coronavirus pandemic has affected many aspects of the 2020 election, including polling. We discuss this year's polling variables with an expert. Then, as college campuses open and other large gatherings go forth as planned, we speak with an infectious disease doctor about the COVID-19 risks.