A politics and government reporter shares some of what he learned covering learning loss for students during the pandemic. Then we get a double shot of major news from the world of physics, with a pair of Wisconsin scientists at the heart of each story.

We get a double shot of major news from the world of physics, with a pair of Wisconsin scientists at the heart of each story. Then, we talk to the director of the Marquette Law School Poll about updates to his survey methodology.

We talk to a neuroscientist about fostering our own creativity. Then, a documentarian takes us through the history behind the atoms that ended up forming our human bodies.

A documentarian takes us through the history behind the atoms that ended up forming our human bodies. Then, a psychiatrist joins us to look at our relationship with dopamine in the brain.

A psychiatrist joins us to look at our relationship with dopamine in the brain. Then, we talk to a neuroscientist about fostering our own creativity.

We talk to a writer about the joys of going out and doing things by yourself. Then, we learn more about the political and social themes within the Marvel cinematic universe.

We learn more about the political and social themes within the Marvel cinematic universe. Then, an author shares his book on the history of alcohol and how it was used for medicinal purposes.

An author shares his book on the history of alcohol and how it was used for medicinal purposes. Then, we talk to a writer about the joys of going out and doing things by yourself.

This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on how to cook with zero waste in the kitchen. Then, a law professor joins us to look at the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action programs in college admissions.

A law professor joins us to look at the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action programs in college admissions. Then, we talk to the author of a new book looking at the research into how MDMA can affect the brain.