This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on Italian cooking with a Madison chef nominated for a James Beard award. Then, a political science and law professor joins us to discuss the implications of former President Trump being indicted by a grand jury.

A political science and law professor joins us to discuss the implications of former President Trump being indicted by a grand jury. Then, we learn more about a rise in violent and deadly attacks on transgender women.

We learn more about a rise in violent and deadly attacks on transgender women. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on Italian cooking with a Madison chef nominated for a James Beard award.

A reproductive health professor joins us to discuss concerning trends in maternal and infant mortality rates. Then, we learn more about what has pulled us apart politically and how we can start to be more united again.

We learn more about what has pulled us apart politically and how we can start to be more united again. Then, an author shares his book on promoting a less digital, more human future.

An author shares his book on promoting a less digital, more human future. Then, a reproductive health professor joins us to discuss concerning trends in maternal and infant mortality rates.

The race for an open seat on the state Supreme Court is now the most expensive of its sort in U.S. history. We look at where the money is flowing and what the candidates are focusing on. We also check in on rule changes in Major League Baseball. Plus, we learn about an overhaul of the organ transplant system.

As the baseball season opens up, there are new rules in the major leagues. We find out how they're changing the game. We also learn how organ transplant systems will look different in the near future. Plus, a TV critic talks with us about what media cutbacks mean for the shows we're able to stream.

The race for an open state Supreme Court seat is the most expensive race of its sort in history. We look at where the money is going and what the candidates are focusing on. We also look at what cutbacks at media companies mean for the shows we're able to stream.

Renowned wildlife expert Jane Goodall joins us to talk about her work and where she sees hope for the future. We also learn about what a criminal record means for voting eligibility in Wisconsin. Plus, we hear about the impact and Wisconsin origins of the ultraconservative John Birch Society.