We talk to a housing advocate about the problems caused by unstable rental properties. Then, we learn more about the struggles businesses have paying back pandemic loans and what resources are available to help.

An engineering physics professor joins us to share more about a scientific breakthrough on creating clean energy with nuclear fusion. Then, UW-Madison's tribal relations director joins us to reflect on his career as he retires. Later, we learn more about scientific advances in male birth control.

UW-Madison's tribal relations director joins us to reflect on his career as he retires. Then, we learn more about scientific advances in male birth control. Later, we talk to an author about her book about the contradictions in our relationships with food.

We talk to an author about her book about the contradictions in our relationships with food. Then, we learn more about a scientific breakthrough on creating clean energy with nuclear fusion.

We'll talk about a growing trend of men staying home from work to serve as caregivers. Then, an author joins us to share his book about how we can use our regrets to our advantage.

An author joins us to share his book about how we can use our regrets to our advantage. Then, The Washington Post is out with new reporting looking at how fentanyl became so prevalent across the U.S. We talk to one of the reporters behind the story.

The Washington Post is out with new reporting looking at how fentanyl became so prevalent across the U.S. We talk to one of the reporters behind the story. Then, we talk about a growing trend of men staying home from work to serve as caregivers.

We learn how passenger rail could expand in Wisconsin with a potential new Amtrak station in Madison. Then, we talk to the owner of a Wisconsin company that raises crickets for human consumption. Later, we learn about how the White House is inviting indigenous leaders to collaborate on policy.

We talk to the owner of a Wisconsin company that raises crickets for human consumption. Then, we learn about how the White House is inviting indigenous leaders to collaborate on policy. Later, we explore how pandemic-era workplace benefits have changed and how it affects women more than men.

We explore how pandemic-era workplace benefits have changed and how it affects women more than men. Then, we learn how passenger rail could expand in Wisconsin with a potential new Amtrak station in Madison.