The time to bake more involved, more delicious treats is now, our Food Friday guest argues -- especially if you're putting off working on, or even baking, something else. And a reporter shares what he found when talking with different Wisconsin residents about their experiences with and recovering from COVID-19. And we learn more about the decision by state regulators to prevent utility companies from shutting off services for another month.

We talk with an industry analyst about how airlines are fairing domestically, and how they're planning to manage the future while a pandemic continues to wreak havoc. Then a reporter explains ways bad online actors are seeking to influence Wisconsin in particular during this presidential campaign. And we hear opposing sides on the Trump administration's announcement of plans to open up an Arctic wildlife refuge for oil and natural gas drilling.

A pair of professors speak to us about their book looking at the deep human impacts of two centuries of technological advances. And we talk with a reporter about some factors behind slowed efforts to replace a youth prison in central Wisconsin. And we talk about how colleges are weighing their reopening plans as some schools have had COVID-19 outbreaks as students return to campus.

We talk with an industry analyst about how airlines are fairing domestically, and how they're planning to manage the future while a pandemic continues to wreak havoc. Then a reporter explains ways bad online actors are seeking to influence Wisconsin in particular during this presidential campaign. And we hear opposing sides on the Trump administration's announcement of plans to open up an Arctic wildlife refuge for oil and natural gas drilling.

A pair of professors speak to us about their book looking at the deep human impacts of two centuries of technological advances. And we talk with a reporter about some factors behind slowed efforts to replace a youth prison in central Wisconsin. And we talk about how colleges are weighing their reopening plans as some schools have had COVID-19 outbreaks as students return to campus.

We learn about a new project in central Wisconsin that will award grants to artists impacted by COVID-19 to create murals. Then we discuss how farmers in the state are feeling now under the current administration, and the role they could play deciding the next president. We also check up on this week's Democratic National Convention.

A health security expert joins us to make the case that more public data is needed to aid the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Then we check up on the latest COVID-19 numbers in Wisconsin. And we talk with a Washington-based reporter about national political news, including a new bipartisan Senate report on Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.

We learn about a new project in central Wisconsin that will award grants to artists impacted by COVID-19 to create murals. Then we discuss how farmers in the state are feeling now under the current administration, and the role they could play deciding the next president. We also check up on this week's Democratic National Convention.

A health security expert joins us to make the case that more public data is needed to aid the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. Then we check up on the latest COVID-19 numbers in Wisconsin. And we talk with a Washington-based reporter about national political news, including a new bipartisan Senate report on Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.

We look at the relationship between climate change and the increasing occurrence and overlap of major destructive weather events. Then an education reporter tells us how the tech company Foxconn has fallen well short of a financial promise it made to UW-Madison. And we check in on the latest with the ailing U.S. Postal Service.