This week's edition of Food Friday focuses on pasta and sauce recipes for every season. Then, a psychologist joins us to share how to best start and build friendships.

A psychologist joins us to share how to best start and build friendships. Then, we talk to a pain of reproductive rights experts about the history of abortion laws and public opinion.

We talk to a pain of reproductive rights experts about the history of abortion laws and public opinion. Then, this week's edition of Food Friday focuses on pasta and sauce recipes for every season.

We preview an upcoming conference discussing how to promote political conversation between opposing viewpoints. Then, we talk to the author of a new book who argues we spend too much on individual health care and not enough on public health.

We talk to the author of a new book who argues we spend too much on individual health care and not enough on public health. Then, a social media expert joins us to explore how the platforms are changing and where users have shifted.

A social media expert joins us to explore how the platforms are changing and where users have shifted. Then, we preview an upcoming conference discussing how to promote political conversation between opposing viewpoints.

We'll talk to an expert on climate change policy from UW-Madison about the latest UN climate talks happening in Egypt. Then, a UW-Green Bay music professor joins the show to share music she's made that's inspired by junk emails. And, we learn about how Milwaukee County's Housing First program is fighting homelessness.

A UW-Green Bay music professor joins the show to share music she's made that's inspired by junk emails. Then, we learn about how Milwaukee County's Housing First program is fighting homelessness. And, we hear about your favorite things to do during the cold Wisconsin winters.

It snowed across much of Wisconsin this week, and that got us thinking about our favorite winter activities. We'll talk about what you love to do when it gets cold and the snow starts falling, both outdoors and indoors. Then, we'll talk to an expert on climate change policy from UW-Madison about the latest UN climate talks happening in Egypt.

We talk to a Wisconsin political analyst about voting trends across the state in the 2022 midterm elections.Then, sports can be competitive, but it can also build community. We talk to the author of the new book "Fans Have More Friends."