An ornithologist joins us to preview the spring birdwatching season. Then, we talk to a political scientist about the new liberal majority for the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the Republican supermajority in the state legislature.

WPR's capitol bureau chief takes us through the results of the spring election. Then, we talk to one of the directors of a UW-Madison lab designing educational video games. Later, we learn more about an effort to pause research and development of artificial intelligence.

We talk to one of the directors of a UW-Madison lab designing educational video games. Then, we learn more about an effort to pause research and development of artificial intelligence. Later, two Washington Post reporters join us to share their work looking at the role the AR-15 rifle plays in American society.

Two Washington Post reporters join us to share their work looking at the role the AR-15 rifle plays in American society. Then, WPR's capitol bureau chief takes us through the results of the spring election.

HBO's The Last of Us and a new attempt at a Super Mario movie are a couple of the latest video game adaptations in film and TV. We talk with a pop culture expert about why media companies are taking the approach more often. We also get the latest on former President Trump's arraignment and ongoing reaction from Congress.

Former President Trump is appearing in court today after being charged with crimes related to the cover-up of a hush money payment in 2016. We talk about what we saw today and the ongoing reaction from Republicans in Congress. We also discuss the end of the military use of force authorization in Iraq.

The Senate recently voted to repeal the authorization for use of military force in Iraq, and President Biden suggests he'll sign it. We talk about what it would change and what it means for the end of America's war in the country. We also talk with a pop culture expert about why more money is going into adapting video games into TV and movies.

A journalism professor shares a new report on the civic divides in Wisconsin and how to repair them. Then, we learn more about the rise in popularity of women's college basketball. Later, we talk to an engineering professor about how toilet paper has contributed to PFAS contamination.

We learn more about the rise in popularity of women's college basketball. Then, we talk to an engineering professor about how toilet paper has contributed to PFAS contamination. Later, ESPN's Paul "Hembo" Hembekides joins us to share his new book on the biggest legends and stats in sports history.

ESPN's Paul "Hembo" Hembekides joins us to share his new book on the biggest legends and stats in sports history. Then, a journalism professor shares a new report on the civic divides in Wisconsin and how to repair them.