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We talk with an all-around internet food influencer about a new cookbook of recipes for quick yet delicious meals. We also learn about an effort to help chicken farmers get a leg up, while reforming the chicken industry itself. And we cover a proposed set of "Tougher on Crime" bills in the state legislation.

Our weekly Wisconsin news wrap includes Milwaukee's two-year plan to clean up a polluted estuary. Then we hear about songs to listen to while exercising that will give us the best workout. And we check in on the status of a Senate vote on whether to call witnesses for the impeachment trial.

An author, entrepreneur and economy reporter explains why small businesses are changing the economic landscape in America. We also listen to your success stories. Then we talk to a professional gardener about tending your indoor greenery. And we break down what's in the new Mideast peace plan.

We discuss the history of organized pushback against alcohol in America, and why there's little of it left today. Then we catch up on the Senate Impeachment trial, as it heads towards a vote on whether to call for witness testimony.

We discuss some behavioral science and explain how being busy can be linked to making poor decisions. Then we learn about the variety of ways search and rescue teams are regulated at the federal and state levels. And we hear stories from quitters of all shapes and sizes.

We learn why Wisconsin scored poorly in a new American Lung Association report. We also talk to a student-cinematographer and director for a new documentary focused on Somali immigrants in Barron County who've been dealing with family separation. And we recap today's Senate impeachment trial.

We talk with the host and producer of a public television show dedicated to some of Wisconsin's most unique cities to visit. Then we talk with a journalist who's spent a lot of time thinking and writing about how to listen better. And we look at Wisconsin numbers from a new HUD homelessness report.

We learn about the story of a chemist and test subjects who helped research food additives. We also check in with a political scientist on the latest with the Senate's impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. And we cover Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Madison to promote school choice.

Doctors are working to contain the spread of the coronavirus from China. We find out what we should know about the illness. We also hear about a state bill to protect children from being placed with abusive guardians. Plus, a chat with an author about how President Trump is impacting his office.

The Secretary of Stated disagreed with an NPR reporter about what happened before and after a tense interview. We talk about the incident. We also look back at today in the impeachment trial, with the President's legal team making their defense. Plus, we ask about your favorite non-major sports.