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We check in on the latest from the war in Ukraine with a new fleet of tanks heading to the country. Then, we learn more about why retailers are offering more options for customers to spread their purchases over multiple payments. Later, a writer makes the case that there's never been a better time to be a short person.

We learn more about why retailers are offering more options for customers to spread their purchases over multiple payments. Then, a writer makes the case that there's never been a better time to be a short person. Later, we talk to an education policy expert about conflicting priorities to fund public education and school choice vouchers in Wisconsin.

We talk to an education policy expert about conflicting priorities to fund public education and school choice vouchers in Wisconsin. Then, we check in on the latest from the war in Ukraine with a new fleet of tanks heading to the country.

We talk to the president of the Wisconsin Technology Council about how the state is attracting jobs in the tech industry. Then, a psychology professor shares his new book that looks at the science behind the emotion of awe and how it impacts our lives.

A psychology professor shares his new book that looks at the science behind the emotion of awe and how it impacts our lives. Then, we learn more about research into demographic disparities found in firearm-related deaths over the last 30 years.

We learn more about research into demographic disparities found in firearm-related deaths over the last 30 years. Then, we talk to the president of the Wisconsin Technology Council about how the state is attracting jobs in the tech industry.

An economic professor helps us better understand the latest numbers of labor union membership in Wisconsin and the U.S. Then, we talk to an Oneida Nation artistic with a public art installation in Stevens Point and Green Bay. Later, we check in on the early impact of Wisconsin's new mental health crisis line.

We talk to an Oneida Nation artistic with a public art installation in Stevens Point and Green Bay. Then, we check in on the early impact of Wisconsin's new mental health crisis line. Later, we learn more about a new report on efforts to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere

We learn more about a new report on efforts to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Then, an economic professor helps us better understand the latest numbers of labor union membership in Wisconsin and the U.S.

Not many dishes are as versatile and popular as the casserole. On Food Friday, we explore some of the many hot dish options out there and hear your favorites. We also talk with two scientists about why Great Lakes ice cover is down this year and how it's affecting lake ecology.