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The diabetes drug Ozempic is being used as a weight loss aid, most notably by high-profile celebrities. We talk with a Wisconsin doctor about the trend and potential risks. We also learn more about how microplastics in our clothing get into the environment and how to reduce the pollution.

The U.S. economy added a healthy number of jobs last month, which could lead the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again. We talk with a Wisconsin economist about the news. We also talk with a doctor about the trend of using the diabetes drug Ozempic for weight loss.

A criminal law professor joins us to explain the changes voters approved for the state's cash bail system. Then, a Milwaukee Bucks radio host joins us to recap the team's strong season and preview the upcoming playoffs. Later, we talk to the hosts of two public radio podcasts about Cuban refugees that came to Wisconsin.

A Milwaukee Bucks radio host joins us to recap the team's strong season and preview the upcoming playoffs. Then, we talk to the hosts of two public radio podcasts about Cuban refugees that came to Wisconsin. Later, we learn more about civic infrastructure and health in Wisconsin, ranked by county.

We learn more about civic infrastructure and health in Wisconsin, ranked by county. Then, a criminal law professor joins us to explain the changes voters approved for the state's cash bail system.

This week's edition of Food Friday is all about preparing a fish fry at home. Then, a military historian helps us better understand what would happen if the U.S. repeals the authorization for military force in Iraq after 20 years.

A military historian helps us better understand what would happen if the U.S. repeals the authorization for military force in Iraq after 20 years. Then, an author shares his new book looking at the history of fringe medical theories and why they continue to persist despite modern science.

An author shares his new book looking at the history of fringe medical theories and why they continue to persist despite modern science. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday is all about preparing a fish fry at home.

We talk to a political scientist about the new liberal majority for the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Republican supermajority in the state legislature. Then, a former state lawmaker and professor helps us better understand why non-partisan races in Wisconsin have been feeling more partisan lately.

A former state lawmaker and professor helps us better understand why non-partisan races in Wisconsin have been feeling more partisan lately. Then, an ornithologist joins us to preview the spring birdwatching season.