Red, green, heirloom, cherry -- tomatoes are in full effect, and we talk about different ways to cook and preserve the summer bounty. Then we talk with a La Crosse reporter about how a pre-existing housing crisis has been exacerbated by the pandemic. And we talk about Sen. Ron Johnson's continued push to investigate alleged corruption in federal agencies during the transition of power between the Obama and Trump administrations.

We talk with a professor of communication about the history of mothers getting involved collectively in social and protest movements, as they did facing law enforcement during protests in Portland earlier this year. And a clinical professor of sports management discusses the fractured state of college sports over playing during the ongoing pandemic.

The right to a trial by a jury of your peers is a constitutional right, but fewer and fewer cases are making it to trial. We find out what's behind the shift. A historian walks us through some of the demographic aspects of the history of diabetes she details in her new book

We talk with a professor of communication about the history of mothers getting involved collectively in social and protest movements, as they did facing law enforcement during protests in Portland earlier this year. And a clinical professor of sports management discusses the fractured state of college sports over playing during the ongoing pandemic.

A historian walks us through some of the demographic aspects of the history of diabetes she details in her new book. We also talk with a pair of farmers about how their work and finances have been affected by lowered demand related to the pandemic.

We talk about election results -- the ones we know -- from Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday. Then we learn how research being done in the state is helping create better testing for COVID-19. And a government policy expert joins us to discuss the changing role of the Vice President, and how they're selected.

The head of a Milwaukee non-profit organization advocating for people with disabilities talks about efforts at the city's Bradford Beach to increase its accessibility. Then we discuss results from the latest Marquette University Law School poll with the poll's director. And a journalist from the nation's capital joins us to look at top national political stories, including Joe Biden's running mate announcement.

We talk about election results -- the ones we know -- from Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday. Then we learn how research being done in the state is helping create better testing for COVID-19. And a government policy expert joins us to discuss the changing role of the Vice President, and how they're selected.

The head of a Milwaukee non-profit organization advocating for people with disabilities talks about efforts at the city's Bradford Beach to increase its accessibility. Then we discuss results from the latest Marquette University Law School poll with the poll's director. And a journalist from the nation's capital joins us to look at top national political stories, including Joe Biden's running mate announcement.

We talk with a media ethics and law professor about how media companies manage campaign ads -- particularly if they contain lies. And a public policy expert joins us to discuss the potential impact and constitutionality of executive orders President Trump announced over the weekend he said are aimed at providing economic relief from the coronavirus.