A brain injury expert joins us to look at the risks associated with collision sports. Then, we learn more about a Madison College art exhibition from the school's Black Women's Affinity Group.

We talk to a reporter covering the recent string of unidentified objects flying over the United States. Then, an expert on school meals joins us to look at how schools and children would be affected by stricter standards from the USDA.

We talk to a Wisconsin-based author about how she turned her reality show experience into a novel. Then, we learn more about the hazardous train derailment in Ohio and the safety of the railways.

We explore the appropriate age for children to use social media after the surgeon general issued a new recommendation. Then, this week's Food Friday segment gets you ready for Mardi Gras with Cajun and Creole style cooking from New Orleans.

A political science professor joins us to look at Governor Tony Evers' proposals to improve voting access in Wisconsin. Then, we learn more about our growing relationship with artificial intelligence like ChatGPT.

We learn about efforts to increase racial representation in health care to improve health outcomes. Then, we talk to a researcher about the priorities in Wisconsin budget negotiations between Governor Tony Evers and the Republican-led state legislature.

A researcher shares the history of distractions and how we've long been concerned about too much information, even before the internet. Then, we learn more about Black representation in opera and classical music.

Many Republicans in Congress say they'll use a potential default on the country's debt as a negotiating tactic. We talk with Representative Glenn Grothman about the issue and new legislation he's sponsoring. We also learn about the effort to remove racial housing restrictions still on the books in some Wisconsin communities.

The LGBTQ community extends beyond big cities, despite seeming less visible in smaller areas. We talk with an author who profiled LGBTQ life in one small, nearby city. We also talk with a doctor about what intrusive thoughts are and how to manage them when they arise.

Federal benefits that helped keep child care centers in Wisconsin open during the pandemic could expire soon. We look at Governor Evers' push to make the support permanent. We also learn more about wage gaps and how the effect the economy as a whole.