We talk to the author of a new book on things to do around the state of Wisconsin. Then, a plastics engineer explains why and how we use the chemical vinyl chloride, which spilled in a train derailment in Ohio. Later, we talk to the Wisconsin native who won the 2023 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest.

A plastics engineer explains why and how we use the chemical vinyl chloride, which spilled in a train derailment in Ohio. Then, we talk to the Wisconsin native who won the 2023 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest. Later, a doctor helps us better understand new CDC data showing worse mental health outcomes for teenage girls.

A doctor helps us better understand new CDC data showing worse mental health outcomes for teenage girls. Then, we talk to the author of a new book on things to do around the state of Wisconsin.

This week's edition of Food Friday is all about spices used in Indian cooking. Then, a reporter helps us look back at a full year since Russia invaded Ukraine

A reporter helps us look back at a full year since Russia invaded Ukraine. Then, we learn more about how conservation projects in Wisconsin are approved and how easy it is to block them.

We learn more about how conservation projects in Wisconsin are approved and how easy it is to block them. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday is all about spices used in Indian cooking.

We discuss new legal documents that show that Fox News hosts didn't believe the claims they were making on air about fraud in the 2020 election. Then, an expert on U.S.-Korea relations joins us to talk about the latest missile tests from North Korea and how the U.S. is responding.

North Korea fired a series of missile tests over the weekend that violated Japanese airspace. We talk about what's behind the tests and how the United States is responding. We also look into a WHYsconsin listener question about the history of railroads and the rail-to-trail movement.

Legal documents show that Fox News hosts didn't believe the claims they were making on air about fraud in the 2020 election. We talk about the potential for legal consequences. We also answer a WHYsconsin listener question about the history of railroads in the state and how the "rail to trail" movement came about.

We talk to a reporter about covering the work of composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim. Then, we learn more about the possibility of naloxone being sold over-the-counter.