Communities across the western part of the state are dealing with flooding and near record-high water levels on the Mississippi River. We talk with the mayors of three cities about what they're seeing. We also talk with a Wisconsin law professor about the First Amendment issues at stake in Disney's lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

We talk to three mayors of western Wisconsin cities to learn more about their response to high flooding. Then, we're joined by a constitutional law expert to discuss the stakes of the Walt Disney Company's lawsuit against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Spring is a great time for clearing out our homes, but deciding what to throw out can be difficult. A guest shares tips for sorting through our collections and avoiding have to purchase new items. We also hear a call to protect digital privacy rights through civil rights law.

A law professor shares her book on online privacy and how we can secure more of it for ourselves. Then, we learn about how we can best go about spring cleaning and purging in a time of economic inflation.

We talk to a marine conservationist about a new global treaty to protect the oceans. Then, we take a tour of noodle dishes from around the world on today's Food Friday.

A reporter updates on the politics and public negotiations in Congress over raising the debt ceiling. Then, we talk to a writer about the need for more reporting and coverage of hope.

A WPR reporter updates on different tree and forest preservation stories across the state. Then, a doctor helps us better understand the state's Good Samaritan laws in the opioid epidemic.

A political scientist joins us to look at Joe Biden and Donald Trump gearing up for a rematch in the 2024 presidential election. Then, we talk to an expert on romance novels about why the genre is seeing high growth among young people.

A psychiatry professor makes the case that chasing a bucket list might not be as fulfilling as enjoying the experiences we already know we like. Then, a finance expert helps us prepare for changes coming to mortgage fees.

A finance professor helps us explore different policy options that could help prevent future bank collapses. Then, a psychologist joins us to share how we can better cope with intrusive thoughts.