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We learn what's next after Wisconsin's National Guard head resigned amid a federal investigation into how the group dealt with sexual assault allegations. Then we learn what it's like to be a young Wisconsin meat processor and taxidermist now. And we discuss whether people can bond watching TV.

A bipartisan pair of state lawmakers joins us to discuss the topic of affordable housing in Wisconsin, and how government can help. Then we look at why U.S. ambassadors have sometimes historically been ill-prepared for the job. And we hear from an Oshkosh West student who led classmates to safety.

We talk with reporters who dove deep into the racial disparities underlying the epidemics of crack cocaine and opioids in America. Then we discuss changes that are coming for social media sites including Instagram and Twitter. We also discuss the latest in the impeachment process.

Holiday cookies are the focus of this week's Food Friday. We talk with a food writer about his top tips and a few recipes. And we talk to a reporter about the latest news stemming from allegations that the Wisconsin National Guard mishandled sexual assault allegations.

Our roundup of regional Wisconsin stories includes a look back at several instances of school violence that occurred this week. And we talk with a historian about her work trying to better understand authenticity.

Wisconsin offers a lot of fun activities and destinations over the holidays. We talk with a travel writer about some of his favorite recommendations. And we learn about a new online internship tool created through the UW System and Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.

A ski resort map artist joins us to talk about his craft. Then we learn how to best avoid gift card scams during the holidays. And we discuss the prevalence of immigrant workers in Wisconsin's dairy industry.

A political analyst joins us to discuss what happened in the House Judiciary Committee impeachment inquiry hearings today, and we ask what you think.

Milk Street's Christopher Kimball joins us in the studio to talk about a new book packed with fresh recipes and cooking rules. We also look at this week's officer-involved shootings at Wisconsin high schools and what's being done to prevent them.

President Trump plans to reinstate tariffs on some imported metals from Brazil and Argentina. A trade expert talks with us about the likely impact. We also hear about an artwork lending library in Eau Claire. Plus, a look at the history of aluminum Christmas trees in Wisconsin.