Attorneys for Jacob Blake say children of his witnessed police shooting their father up-close. We talk with a UW-Madison professor in human ecology about what effects an experience like that can have on a child, and how they can be cared for going forward. Then we check in with a political science professor about the latest on the special session Governor Evers called in response to Blake's shooting.

A professor of social and cultural analysis tells us we can learn a lot about what's happening in our current climate of unrest, from periods of protest predating the civil rights movement. Then we talk with a retail reporter about the trend in fashion away from blue jeans. And we recap President Trump's visit to Kenosha.

Attorneys for Jacob Blake say children of his witnessed police shooting their father up-close. We talk with a UW-Madison professor in human ecology about what effects an experience like that can have on a child, and how they can be cared for going forward. Then we check in with a political science professor about the latest on the special session Governor Evers called in response to Blake's shooting.

A professor of social and cultural analysis tells us we can learn a lot about what's happening in our current climate of unrest, from periods of protest predating the civil rights movement. Then we talk with a retail reporter about the trend in fashion away from blue jeans. And we recap President Trump's visit to Kenosha.

The CDC appeared to alter guidelines for COVID-19 testing last week, then walked those changes back. We look at the coronavirus in Wisconsin and when to get tested. We also find out how each party assigns its primary delegates. Plus, we get the latest on the special state legislative session on police reform.

A new study finds the number of people with a living will has declined over the last few years. We talk with an attorney about how to set one up. We also hear about learning pods designed for kids returning to school in a pandemic. Plus, how fish elevators are helping sturgeon spawn on the Menominee River.

The CDC appeared to alter guidelines for COVID-19 testing last week, then walked those changes back. We look at the coronavirus in Wisconsin and when to get tested. We also find out how each party assigns its primary delegates. Plus, we get the latest on the special state legislative session on police reform.

We revisit a conversation with the author of a book about the life of Harry Houdini, his time in Appleton, and what motivated him. And we review this week's Republican National Convention with a professor of public address and political communication.

This week on Food Friday we talk about upping our general game in the kitchen, while looking at some simple and healthy recipes. We also talk about a boom in sewing machine sales during the pandemic with a Madison College sewing instructor. And we talk to a community leader to get the latest on what's happening in Kenosha.

We revisit a conversation with the author of a book about the life of Harry Houdini, his time in Appleton, and what motivated him. And we review this week's Republican National Convention with a professor of public address and political communication.