In a limited ruling that leaves unresolved the issue of whether a business can refuse service to gay and lesbian people over moral objections, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with a Colorado baker who wouldn't make a wedding cake for a gay couple. We break down the ruling and what it means for similar cases going forward. Then, the lawsuit filed over conditions at Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools has ended in a settlement agreement that restricts usage of pepper spray and other mechanical restraints, and ends the use of solitary confinement over the next 10 months. We talk to a reporter for more details. We also welcome your calls about programming on Mondays with Mike.

Sure, we've got notebook-thin laptops and phones in watch form, but what about the flying cars? A time machine? A jet pack? We talk about the inventions imagined in sci-fi of years past and why we're not seeing them in our modern world. We also talk to Wisconsin's teacher of the year and take a look at a report that says Facebook has been sharing user data with device makers like Apple and Samsung.

A professor from UW-Eau Claire has published a book about the lives of the freedom riders of 1961 after meeting the individual riders and retracing the historic route. We find out more about the protests against segregation on buses from the author. We also talk to the chef behind a grilling cookbook to get the most flavor out of meats and creatively grill vegetables. Additionally, we take a look at a top news story.

The Morning Show welcomes new host Carrie Kaufman, who will begin her time as a host on Monday, June 4th. We talk with Carrie to learn more about her background, her interests and what she hopes to add to WPR. We also discuss the inconsistent death toll reportings in Puerto Rico and take a look at the week in Wisconsin news.

If board games have fallen off your radar for a while, it may be time to tune back in. We talk to a game expert about the latest, the classics, and the slightly obscure games you might give a try this summer. We also take a look at the Brewer's season thus far and discuss a top news story.

ABC's 'Roseanne' reboot was canceled this week after its star, Roseanne Barr, published a racist tweet about former Obama White House aide Valerie Jarrett. We talk to a journalist and we want to hear your opinions on ABC's decision. We also pick apart the Wisconsin vs. Minnesota rivalry, which has expanded to economic comparisons as well.

You may have found your first tick of the season early this year. We learn more about what to know about ticks and Lyme disease as we head into high season for outdoor activity and tick removal. We also hear about an Appleton organization that is giving a voice to residents in the area through live storytelling and we take a look at this week's most pressing news out of Washington.

Self-storage units seem to popping up more and more around the country being used by people going through a divorce, moving to a smaller home, frequently traveling, storing hobby-related items, etc. But what does it say about us as a culture if selling space to store more of our stuff has become a lucrative business? We talk with a consumer behavior expert for more insight. Plus a look Plus a look at new research that shows Wisconsin is among three states with the highest use of drones by public safety agencies.

Environmental groups are filing a lawsuit against the state's water diversion plan for the planned Foxconn facility in Racine County. We discuss the impact the project would have on Great Lakes water and the reasons for the legal action. Plus, new research shows that older adults with autism spectrum disorder may be at greater risks for developing problems like cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive issues. We hear from the lead author about how they used a form of artificial intelligence in their research. We also talk with the author of a green burial guidebook about options for a more environmentally friendly burial method.

The NFL has issued a statement after a vote by team owners in response to players who have protested police violence and racial inequality during the national anthem. We learn more about the new policy and how it was decided. We also discuss the best ways to learn a foreign language and take a look at a top news story.