A Wisconsin book store owner joins us to share the best books to read this summer. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday helps us cook for summer potlucks.

A cosmic radiation expert tells us about the Northern Lights and night sky viewing in Wisconsin. Then, we get an update on job growth in Wisconsin and across the country to explore whether the "Great Resignation" is over.

We get an update on job growth in Wisconsin and across the country to explore whether the "Great Resignation" is over. Then, we talk to a Wisconsin woman who was a contestant on a History Channel survival show. Later, an etymologist joins us to explain why we prioritize honeybees in conservation efforts.

We talk to a Wisconsin woman who was a contestant on a History Channel survival show. Then, an etymologist joins us to explain why we prioritize honeybees in conservation efforts. Later, a cosmic radiation expert tells us about the Northern Lights and night sky viewing in Wisconsin.

An Alzheimer's and dementia doctor joins us to discuss a new drug that is showing promise for slowing the disease and not just treating the symptoms. Then, we talk to a gun law expert about a case coming before the U.S. Supreme Court over whether someone with a domestic violence restraining order should be allowed to own a firearm under the Second Amendment.

We talk to a gun law expert about a case coming before the U.S. Supreme Court over whether someone with a domestic violence restraining order should be allowed to own a firearm under the Second Amendment. Then, we learn more about why some scientists believe we're entering a new era of Earth's history marked by human impact on the planet.

We learn more about why some scientists believe we're entering a new era of Earth's history marked by human impact on the planet. Then, an Alzheimer's and dementia doctor joins us to discuss a new drug that is showing promise for slowing the disease and not just treating the symptoms.

We discuss the uprising of new Twitter competitors, including Meta's "Threads." Then we chart the historic changes in how Americans have used ice.

We chart the historic changes in how Americans have used ice. And we hear a corrected history of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, as written by an historian and citizen of the tribe.

We hear a corrected history of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe, as written by an historian and citizen of the tribe. Then we discuss the uprising of new Twitter competitors, including Meta's "Threads."