We take a look at one company's journey to bring a plant that would produce a radioactive isotope used to detect cancer to Janesville, WI. We also hear from a guest about Wisconsin's political shift over the years.

Scientists at UW-Madison have been experimenting with growing plants in space since the 1960s. We talk with one UW-professor who has been leading a team of researchers. We also take a look at need-to-know news stories in Wisconsin this week, and discuss car trends we'll see in 2018.

A movement of Native American and Indigenous midwifery work has been gaining speed over the past few years in the U.S. and Canada. We discuss what is lost when forcing Native women to birth in hospitals. On Food Friday we hear your tips and tricks for new cooks in the kitchen.

Four families in Sturtevant were given notice of eviction due to land purchases by Foxconn Technology Group. We learn more from our guest. We also talk about one Nintendo classic game, the Tecmo Super Bowl, and discuss a top news story.

We talk to the founder of an interactive mapping program designed to help preserve and share your life history at UW-Madison. We also hear from one lawyer and advocate for parents with disabilities who may face many legal barriers when trying to raise their children.

If you've been wanting to get out on the ice and do some fishing but have been stuck without the proper pole or license, you'll want to find out more about this weekend's free fishing events. We talk with one DNR official to get the details. We also discuss the resignation of one Milwaukee health official after many families were not alerted of their children's high lead levels. We also talk about ways to reduce anxiety for the short-term and long-term.

The Justice Department has said that it will ask the Supreme Court to overturn one California court's ruling in order to clear the way for the dismantlement of DACA, or Deferred Action For Childhood Arrivals. We take a look at this and other national news in Week in Washington. We also look at a bill that would create uniform employment rules across Wisconsin and bar municipalities from creating their own employment discrimination laws.

A chain of gyms is banning cable news channels like CNN and Fox News from their large TVs after years of complaints from members about it's impact on stress. We talk about the relationship between news consumption and stress with our guest. We also learn why you should think big with New Year's resolutions and take a closer look at a top news story.

On January 23rd, the state senate plans to reject the confirmation of Michael Haas, head of Wisconsin's Elections Commission, and Brian Bell, head of the state's Ethics Commission. A reporter tells us why the two have been under scrutiny since the John Doe investigation.

We listen to an excerpt of a speech Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered to more than 3,000 people at the UW-Madison Stock Pavilion on Nov. 23, 1965.