Cheesecake can take many shapes -- we test the boundaries of ingredient combinations, while staying true to the dessert's standard form for Food Friday. Then we talk to the head of a wildlife conservation organization about why endangered species need hunters. And we discuss Wisconsin's flu season.

Our state roundup includes a look at the decision to not build a youth prison in Hortonia. Then we talk to a veteran who's fighting for recognition that America's military are under cyber attack by numerous foreign actors. And we learn how to improve the downsizing process for people as they age.

We talk to editors of a new book on the history of Milwaukee rock music. Then we have our final interview with candidates for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional district. And we talk to a city lawmaker about the number of drug overdose deaths in Milwaukee County that reached a record high in 2019.

We talk with the author of a state bill to prevent backlogs of sexual assault kit testing -- with controversial extras attached. Then we look at what's in a new mashup exhibit in Green Bay's Neville Public Museum. And we cover the latest in the sentencing of longtime Donald Trump friend Roger Stone.

We talk to a Wisconsin biologist who spent decades interviewing some of the state's top naturalists. Then as face masks become a commodity with the Coronavirus outbreak, we learn about how the masks themselves are regulated. And we discuss our love affair with personality tests.

We clear up confusion around separate spring election ballots being sent to absentee voters. And we learn about the motivations of a woman who's been dedicated to rehabilitating eagles. We also discuss top Washington stories, including the New Hampshire primary results.

Our guest says the design of impeachment is at odds with our modern two-party political system. Then, Democrat Tricia Zunker is next in our series of candidate interviews for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional district. And we look at the Trump administration's plan to deport certain Hmong residents.

An author shares his findings after interviewing fathers about being a parent in an unmarried relationship. We also talk with an expert on federal budgets about the contents and viability President Donald Trump's 2021 proposed budget.

Landline phones are becoming less common. We talk about what we're losing as they disappear. We also start our series of interviews with candidates in the race for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District. Plus, we look at President Trump's dismissal of two witnesses in his impeachment proceedings.

We discuss a recent survey showing both liberals and conservatives will change their views on political issues after finding out where President Trump stands on them. We also look at a new report on rural population decline in Wisconsin. And we look at the latest Best Picture winner "Parasite."