We talk to the author of a new book looking at the research into how MDMA can affect the brain. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on how to cook with zero waste in the kitchen.

We talk to Senator Tammy Baldwin about federal broadband funding coming to Wisconsin. Then, a historian updates us on how the rights of LGBTQ people in the U.S. have changed over time.

A historian updates us on how the rights of LGBTQ people in the U.S. have changed over time. Then, a Russian politics expert joins us to look at what's next for the war in Ukraine after a military group turned on Vladimir Putin.

A Russian politics expert joins us to look at what's next for the war in Ukraine after a military group turned on Vladimir Putin. Then, we talk to Senator Tammy Baldwin about federal broadband funding coming to Wisconsin.

We talk to a clinical psychology about some of the reasons depression rates are increasing in the U.S. and what we can do about it. Then, an epistemologist shares her concerns over how we approach public health by being reactive instead of proactive.

An epistemologist shares her concerns over how we approach public health by being reactive instead of proactive. Then, a political science and law professor joins us to discuss the ramifications of the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the independent state legislature theory.

A political science and law professor joins us to discuss the ramifications of the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the independent state legislature theory. Then, we talk to a clinical psychology about some of the reasons depression rates are increasing in the U.S. and what we can do about it.

We discuss the latest plan from Wisconsin Republicans to lower taxes by $3.5 billion with an economics expert. Then a Wisconsin ethics expert says Americans can find common patriotic ground amid divisions--by finding shared values, and embracing the process that resolves disputes, even if the outcomes aren't always what we want.

A Wisconsin ethics expert says Americans can find common patriotic ground amid divisions--by finding shared values, and embracing the process that resolves disputes, even if the outcomes aren't always what we want. Then we talk with the head of a Wisconsin community cultural development organization about the lack of arts funding from the state, its fate in the new budget, and the impacts of regressing COVID relief funding.

We talk with the head of a Wisconsin community cultural development organization about the lack of arts funding from the state, its fate in the new budget, and the impacts of regressing COVID relief funding. Then we discuss the latest plan from Wisconsin Republicans to lower taxes by $3.5 billion with an economics expert.