We speak with a whistleblower who claims the census bureau committed fraud in Wisconsin. We meet the reporters who broke the Harvey Weinstein scandal. We tell you about a program that helps veterans manage stress through exercise. Plus, meet the Pfister Hotel's Artist-in-Residence.

We learn about cash bail and the proposed changes to the system in Wisconsin. We have the latest in Wisconsin politics in our Capitol Notes series. We explore the incomplete picture of Rosa Parks. We tell you about the Ghosts of Segregation exhibition at the Charles Allis Art Museum.

We learn about Racine County’s Violent Crime Reduction Coordinator. Then, look at a box trucking course helping formerly incarcerated people become business owners. We hear from the Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival founder on this year’s line-up. Plus, learn about the science and psychology behind a freethrow.

We look at the cuts to public services in the coming year’s budget proposals for the City of Milwaukee and Milwaukee County. Then, learn about the Guest House and their approach to addressing homelessness in Milwaukee. Plus, look at a Milwaukee-based organization that helps young people build trauma coping skills.

We look at the referendums on the ballot in Milwaukee County, explain what they mean and what an advisory referendum actually does. Then, learn about a piece of Milwaukee LGBTQ history that’s being recognized by the county. We hear from a former Bucks General Manager, the first Black man to hold the position in NBA history. Plus, bring you our first Wandering Wisconsin conversation, and help you plan a fall getaway.

We learn about an organization working to make sure everyone who qualifies for federal student loan relief can figure out how to get it. Then, we speak with a DACA recipient about the recent federal appeals court ruling that deemed the program illegal. Plus, we look at what still needs to be done in the garden.

We chat with Chuck Todd from Meet the Press about the political landscape here in Wisconsin. Then, learn about some strategies local environmental leaders are using to tackle climate change. Plus, hear from an advocate who’s dedicated his life to fighting for better conditions for migrant workers in Wisconsin.

We look at the Senate debate, ad spending, and changes at the ballot box in this week’s Capitol Notes. Then, learn about the flow of information between city governments and their residents. Plus, we learn about the Poderosa Collective and how it’s bringing together Latina-owned businesses.

We look at the Biden Administration’s plan to help student borrowers and what more can still be done. Then, speak with the new host of NPR’s It’s Been a Minute about breaking down current events through pop culture. Plus, chat with actor Pepe Serna about the documentary about his fifty-plus year career in Hollywood.

We look at the push to hold a constitutional convention and how it could reshape the founding document of our nation. Then, learn how hunters can help prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian flu in Wisconsin. Plus, we learn about the CineLatino Film Festival and explore our local cover band scene.