We discuss some of the demographics of Latinx voters in Wisconsin and how they could impact the 2020 elections. Then we talk about how a state-by-state novel coronavirus testing program took the place of a national plan. And we hear how people are enjoying the outdoors this summer despite COVID-19.

An author discusses making art -- for profit -- and the challenges that come with the opportunities of working under the shadow of Big Tech. Then we talk with a journalist rounding up some police policy reforms that have already taken shape around the U.S. And a Republican state senator joins us to talk about confronting the mandatory mask order Governor Tony Evers issued last week.

We discuss some of the demographics of Latinx voters in Wisconsin and how they could impact the 2020 elections. Then we talk about how a state-by-state novel coronavirus testing program took the place of a national plan. And we hear how people are enjoying the outdoors this summer despite COVID-19.

The creators of Margins Publishing tell us about their project to elevate underrepresented voices. We hear about the discovery of a carnivorous plant in northern Wisconsin. Plus, we get tips on the best places in the state to camp during the late summer.

WPR Director Mike Crane talks about upcoming program changes and a StoryCorps project featuring military families. Then, we look at the state's guidance to schools on how to begin the fall semester. We also hear how the Tainter Creek Watershed Council is bringing Driftless farmers together to share knowledge.

The creators of Margins Publishing tell us about their project to elevate underrepresented voices. We hear about the discovery of a carnivorous plant in northern Wisconsin. Plus, we get tips on the best places in the state to camp during the late summer.

WPR Director Mike Crane talks about upcoming program changes and a StoryCorps project featuring military families. Then, we look at the state's guidance to schools on how to begin the fall semester. We also hear how the Tainter Creek Watershed Council is bringing Driftless farmers together to share knowledge.

An economics professor helps us interpret the last few months' worth of staggering decline in national GDP -- according to new U.S. data released. Then we talk with the Milwaukee County Executive about incoming federal law enforcement forces in his area, and what their presence will look like. And an election historian walks us through scenarios if President Trump decides to not accept the result of an unsuccessful re-election bid.

We discuss creative ways to cook with summer's abundance of vegetables in this week's Food Friday segment. Then a UW-Madison social work professor tells us about a survey looking at men thinking doctors should ask them about domestic violence. And we talk with a former state representative about what we can learn from HIV/AIDS in dealing with the coronavirus.

An economics professor helps us interpret the last few months' worth of staggering decline in national GDP -- according to new U.S. data released. Then we talk with the Milwaukee County Executive about incoming federal law enforcement forces in his area, and what their presence will look like. And an election historian walks us through scenarios if President Trump decides to not accept the result of an unsuccessful re-election bid.