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Trends in religious affiliation in the United States are changing, and that could have an impact on politics too. An expert on religion in America shares what he's seeing. We also talk with the author of a new book telling the history of the U.S. from the Native American perspective.

The Milwaukee suburbs are usually key for Republican victories in Wisconsin, but support in those areas has been slipping. We talk with political writer Craig Gilbert about the trend. Also, an author of a new book on US history told from a Native American perspective shares what the approach can teach all of us about our country.

A writer for The Atlantic joins us to discuss how the media should cover Trump as he runs for president again. Then, we talk to the author of a new book that lays out the new space race among private companies.

We talk to the author of a new book that lays out the new space race among private companies. Then, an applied economics professor gives us a sense of the job market that recent high school and college graduates are entering into.

An applied economics professor gives us a sense of the job market that recent high school and college graduates are entering into. Then, a writer for The Atlantic joins us to discuss how the media should cover Trump as he runs for president again.

There's a lot more than simple all-purpose flour we can use in our baking. We talk with a miller about how to put some atypical grains and flours to work. Then new U.S. Census Bureau data show Wisconsin at the top of young voter turnout nationwide in last November's elections. We talk about what's driving young voters to the polls.

New U.S. Census Bureau data show Wisconsin at the top of young voter turnout nationwide in last November's elections. We talk about what's driving young voters to the polls. Then we discuss navigating menopause with a health reporter and author of a new book on the topic.

We discuss navigating menopause with a health reporter and author of a new book on the topic. Then there's a lot more than simple all-purpose flour we can use in our baking. We talk with a miller about how to put some atypical grains and flours to work.

We look at both the organized labor and entertainment business sides of the ongoing Hollywood writers strike. Then we talk to a film professor about the movies that are so bad that they're good.

We talk to a film professor about the movies that are so bad that they're good. Then a sociology professor and author of a book about social infrastructure defends public gathering places, especially libraries, which are drawing attacks from conservative groups across the country for sharing certain books.