Democratic Representative Mark Pocan is introducing a bill to protect the Social Security program from cutbacks. We talk with him about the legislation and the different proposals circulating in Congress. We also look at the state of emergency psychiatric care in Wisconsin and how it could improve.

We talk with a journalist about the state of emergency psychiatric care in Wisconsin and hear about ways to improve it. And on Food Friday, we look to "blue zones" around the world and find out what people with long life expectancies are eating.

The Florida governor says he's banning an AP African-American studies pilot course in the state. We learn more about the course and the backlash. We also talk with the author of a new book about the atoms that make up our bodies and where they come from.

We look into new data showing a large percentage of people feel disengaged at their workplaces. We also talk with the author of a new book about the atoms that make up our bodies and where they come from.

The Florida governor says he's banning an AP African-American studies pilot course in the state. We learn more about the course and the backlash. We also talk about new data showing a large percentage of people feel disengaged at their workplaces.

The FDA is putting new lead limits for baby foods. We talk with a doctor about the decision. We also learn about a new State Department program connecting private people and businesses with refugee families. Plus, we talk with a pop culture writer about her love of nerd and fandom culture.

The FDA is putting new lead limits for baby foods. We talk with a doctor about the decision. We also learn about a new State Department program connecting private people and businesses with refugee families. Plus, a psychology expert shares what we should know about the best ways to study up for an exam.

There are a lot of ways to study for a big exam, and neuroscience can help us figure out which ones are most effective. We get tips from a psychology expert about the best ways to study. We also talk with a pop culture writer about her love of nerd and fandom culture.

The Biden administration says it will allow the COVID-19 public health emergency to expire in May. We talk with a Wisconsin doctor about what it means for responding to the virus. We also hear from a new group working to build up new forms of local news coverage.

Local news outlets have shut down around the country in recent years. We hear from a new group that's working to rebuild local journalism in new ways. We also learn about the rise of gamification in our daily lives.