We talk with the head of Wisconsin Right to Life about her reaction to the Trump administrations' rule that would make significant changes to Title X, the federal program that funds reproductive health services. We also get her reaction to Attorney General Josh Kaul's decision to support a lawsuit against it. And, we take a look at a new ranking of counties in the U.S. based on partisan prejudice.

An editor at Discover Magazine joins us to share the latest stories in the science world and we take a look at President Donald Trump's proposed budget for 2020.

If you've never stepped beyond the basic pancake mix box, we have a few suggestions for you to change up your game. We talk all about pancakes with our Food Friday guest. We also take a look at a top news story.

According to the Department of Transportation, Wisconsin uses more than 500,000 tons of rock salt annually, taking a big toll on budgets and bodies of water. We talk about what some cities around the state are looking toward for alternatives. We also learn why unaffordable housing has posed a big problem for agencies looking to resettle refugees in Madison.

In 1883 Milwaukee was home to one of the tallest buildings in the nation until it became one of history's big mysteries. We learn the details of the destructive fire that left the Newhall House hotel in shambles and more than seventy people dead. We also take a look at a top news story.

A Wisconsin filmmaker has created an immersive experience for the viewers of his latest project, a virtual reality film about the experience of a couple raising their daughter after recently immigrating to the U.S. We hear from the filmmaker. We also learn about some new discoveries about the T. rex and we talk about the growing momentum of the popular vote movement.

The number of women holding political positions in Wisconsin has fluctuated throughout the years, including all-time highs in the state legislature in 1989 and 2003. We take a look at the data and trends to find out more about how Wisconsin compares to the national story. We also take a look at this week's top national news.

A Wisconsin couple has decided to part with their massive collection of antique phones, including several collectible models that have appeared in plays and movies. We hear more about how they got started with their unique collection and what's compelling them to let it go now. We also take a look at a top news story.

After 2018's industrial hemp pilot program, more than 2,000 applications to grow or process industrial hemp have been filed for this year. We hear from a reporter about what the experience has been like for farmers testing it out in 2018. We also take a look at a top news story.

A New Berlin woman with a love for dolls has turned her hobby into a growing business, creating custom dolls for children that don't see themselves reflected in the current toy market. We also hear about a college program to help students uncertain about their major, and we learn more about Governor Evers' proposal to make changes to some Walker-era labor laws.