A weather expert joins us to explain Wisconsin's recent dry spell and the risk of drought. Then, we talk to an international relations and armed conflict professor about Ukraine's plans for a counteroffensive against Russia.

An advocate for school choice vouchers joins us to share why the program should be expanded. Then, we answer a listener question about why tubas are so prominent in Wisconsin and the UW marching band. Later, a radio historian joins us to look at the role AM radios play as automakers have started removing them from newer vehicles.

A radio historian joins us to look at the role AM radios play as automakers have started removing them from newer vehicles. Then, we learn more about how the payday lending system works and possible alternatives.

We learn more about how the payday lending system works and possible alternatives. Then, an advocate for school choice vouchers joins us to share why the program should be expanded. Later, we answer a listener question about why tubas are so prominent in Wisconsin and the UW marching band.

Two of Wisconsin's U.S. Representatives join us to explain their votes for and against the bill to raise the debt ceiling. Then, an author shares his new book on how to make the public sector more effective.

An author shares his new book on how to make the public sector more effective. Then, we learn about LGBTQ+ relationships and the lessons they can teach us all.

We learn about LGBTQ+ relationships and the lessons they can teach us all. Then, two of Wisconsin's U.S. Representatives join us to explain their votes for and against the bill to raise the debt ceiling.

A cookbook author helps us make our kitchens and cooking more accessible. Then, we talk to the president of the Wisconsin Association of School District Administrators about district funding in the state budget.

We talk to the president of the Wisconsin Association of School District Administrators about district funding in the state budget. Then, a sociologist helps us look at the White House's plan to combat antisemitism.

A sociologist helps us look at the White House's plan to combat antisemitism. Then, a cookbook author helps us make our kitchens and cooking more accessible.