We talk about a new edition of The Wisconsin Idea that's being published at UW-Stevens Point. Then, an historian says three constitutional amendments from the Reconstruction era should be discussed with the Bill of Rights. Plus, a bill to help Wisconsin coordinate with states on OWI enforcement.

A Madison high school is experimenting with a "grading floor," or a minimum score on exams. We find out what's behind the idea. We also talk with the woman who designed Barbie's outfits for more than 50 years. And we talk about an uptick in fatal officer-involved shootings in Wisconsin in 2019.

On Food Friday we share and listen for stories of people hosting their first Thanksgiving meals. And we learn why Gov. Evers shot down a bill to lower training requirements for nurse assistants. Then we learn about some utilities switching to renewable energy.

Our look at state news includes the story of several suspended UW-Eau Claire football players. Then we talk about some ideas for international travel this winter, as well as some darker destinations. And we discuss the latest nominations for Grammy awards, including artist Lil Nas X.

A political scientist and pastor joins us to discuss the future of religion in America. Then, while one-day shipping from Amazon may be convenient, we learn about some additional impacts that may not seem obvious. Plus, a legal challenge to Wisconsin's voter ID law.

Millions of subscribers joined Disney's monster new television and movie streaming service. We discuss how it changes the conversation around Netflix and other streaming services. Then we look at how the needle on impeachment moved -- or didn't -- with this week's developments.

We talk to a young graphic novel artist and author about his comic "HAWK." Then we learn about the potential impacts on young people from a recent state Supreme Court ruling. And we check in on top Washington stories, including this week's televised impeachment inquiry testimonies.

This dark, cold season can call for dark, heavy beers to match. We talk with a few experts about some qualities to look for in winter warmers. We also discuss the first debate between three candidates running for the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

We discuss the newest additions to the list of the greatest toys of all time. We also look at the world through the eyes of the photographer who creates the popular "I Spy" books. And we discuss the future of local journalism after the merger of the nation's two largest newspaper companies.

A bill that would incentivize wetlands creation and protection has passed the State Assembly. We talk to a supporter. Then we hear from someone who thinks Truax Field in Madison should house new F-35 fighter jets. And we examine Florence County's decision to become a second amendment sanctuary.