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.

We discuss how to advance racial justice in college sports with an athletes' rights and equity expert from California. And an Atlanta-based political scientist and Wisconsin Congressional Representative join us in looking back at the life and contributions of the late civil rights leader and "Conscience of the Congress" Rep. John Lewis (D-GA).

Two best friends share some of their experience they put into a book together about what makes a successful friendship. We also talk with a Republican candidate for Wisconsin's fifth Congressional district. And we talk to a reporter about Gov. Tony Evers' new statewide mask mandate.

We discuss how to advance racial justice in college sports with an athletes' rights and equity expert from California. And an Atlanta-based political scientist and Wisconsin Congressional Representative join us in looking back at the life and contributions of the late civil rights leader and "Conscience of the Congress" Rep. John Lewis (D-GA).

Two best friends share some of their experience they put into a book together about what makes a successful friendship. We also talk with a Republican candidate for Wisconsin's fifth Congressional district. And we talk to a reporter about Gov. Tony Evers' new statewide mask mandate.

We learn about the findings of a report on how Wisconsin can transition faster to renewable energy for power needs. Then a Milwaukee artists tells us about how she makes poignant art using face masks. And friends whose political views differ talk about a book-writing project that took them around the country in search of unified beliefs.

A journalist who's also written a book on epidemics talks with us about concern in the medical community around people worrying less about the very serious dangers of the coronavirus. Then a representative from COWS reviews the organization's latest report on hardships facing American workers -- who are also being impacted by a pandemic. And we talk to a White House reporter about some of the week's top Washington news, including what's happening with the Senate GOP's opening plan for the next round of coronavirus relief legislation.

We learn about the findings of a report on how Wisconsin can transition faster to renewable energy for power needs. Then a Milwaukee artists tells us about how she makes poignant art using face masks. And friends whose political views differ talk about a book-writing project that took them around the country in search of unified beliefs.

A journalist who's also written a book on epidemics talks with us about concern in the medical community around people worrying less about the very serious dangers of the coronavirus. Then a representative from COWS reviews the organization's latest report on hardships facing American workers -- who are also being impacted by a pandemic. And we talk to a White House reporter about some of the week's top Washington news, including what's happening with the Senate GOP's opening plan for the next round of coronavirus relief legislation.

Lawsuits related to the 2020 general election are already piling up, a California law professor tells us. Then we talk to a UW-Madison virologist about how they're looking at -- and learning about -- the novel coronavirus. And we discuss President Trump's executive order at the end of last week lowering costs for prescription drugs.