Creative outlets can help us recharge and leave us with a feeling of pride. We ask you to share what you do when you want to feel creative. We also talk with a political historian about how the John Birch Society got its start in Wisconsin and pushed conservatism further to the right.

Renowned wildlife expert Jane Goodall joins the show to talk about her work and where she sees hope for the future. We also hear from you about your proudest creative moments. Plus, a look at when people with criminal records can or can't vote in Wisconsin.

We talk to a sociologist and a political scientist about the social and political obstacles to fighting climate change. Then, an infectious disease doctor tells us about efforts to prevent the spread of a dangerous fungus. Later, we talk to a researcher about a rise in emergency teaching licenses in Wisconsin.

An infectious disease doctor tells us about efforts to prevent the spread of a dangerous fungus. Then, we talk to a researcher about a rise in emergency teaching licenses in Wisconsin. Later, a journalist shares her reporting on the medical care seniors receive at the end of life.

A journalist shares her reporting on the medical care seniors receive at the end of life. Then, we talk to a sociologist and a political scientist about the social and political obstacles to fighting climate change.

This week's edition of Food Friday features a Wisconsin chef who runs a Polish restaurant. Then, a budget researcher takes us through different option for the federal budget and how to manage the nation's debt.

A budget researcher takes us through different option for the federal budget and how to manage the nation's debt. Then, a therapist gives us advice for working through dysfunctional family relationships.

A therapist gives us advice for working through dysfunctional family relationships. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday features a Wisconsin chef who runs a Polish restaurant.

A lawyer helps us better understand how Medicaid patients can stay enrolled as states remove people from the program. Then, a writer joins us to discuss American values of self-reliance and where more cooperation and dependence could benefit us.

A writer joins us to discuss American values of self-reliance and where more cooperation and dependence could benefit us. Then, an author shares her book investigating the money behind the blood industry in the U.S.