This week's edition of Food Friday is all about low-budget cooking and ways to save money in the kitchen. Then, a journalist shares her reporting from spending a year with teachers in schools to better understand the challenges they face.

A journalist shares her reporting from spending a year with teachers in schools to better understand the challenges they face. Then, an author joins us to talk about her new book on mom influencers on social media and the culture surrounding motherhood.

An author shares her new book on mom influencers on social media and the culture surrounding motherhood. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday is all about low-budget cooking and ways to save money in the kitchen.

We talk to a researcher about his work investigating whether college campuses have a liberal bias. Then, a science writer joins us to talk about her new book on the quest to find life elsewhere in the universe.

A science writer joins us to talk about her new book on the quest to find life elsewhere in the universe. Then, an author shares his new book on the increasing social and political divides in the United States.

An author shares his new book on the increasing social and political divides in the United States. Then, we talk to a researcher about his work investigating whether college campuses have a liberal bias.

We talk to a marketing professor about the conservative boycott of Bud Light beer and the way our politics influence our purchasing decisions. Then, a financial security professor joins us to look at what led to the collapse of the First Republic Bank.

We learn more about how social media and marketing influences us to buy things online. Then, an author shares her book on how to learn to live with grief.

A new project combined more than 100 studies on drinking to get a better picture of the long-term effects of alcohol. A Wisconsin doctor joins us to talk about the results. We also learn about new immigration center the United States is opening in Latin American countries.

Smaller communities have unique challenges and opportunities for LGBTQ+ residents. An author who profiled the queer community in one Midwestern city shares her experience. also We also talk with a Wisconsin professor about how journalists can keep their readers and listeners engaged in the news.