We’ll learn which Milwaukee neighborhoods continue to be deeply segregated and where it’s becoming more diverse. We’ll learn what challenges people with long COVID can face when it comes to claiming disability benefits. We’ll examine the obstacles that formerly incarcerated people face upon reentry into the community. We'll meet Jada Davis, the first Black woman to win Miss Milwaukee. Plus, we’ll tell you about the documentary, "Finding Loren" about a fighter pilot downed over Italy, and his family's efforts to find the crash site 70 years later.

We’ll learn about an effort to map out racism in real estate in Milwaukee County. Then, we’ll speak with a filmmaker who documented the closing of Oriental Drugs in Milwaukee through her documentary, "Death of a Corner Drugstore." We'll speak with filmmaker Oscar Harding about how his documentary, "A Life on the Farm" which is about a rural English farmer’s home movies. Plus, our Dig In! series explores many ways to use common, wild herbs.

We’ll tell you about efforts underway by Pabst Theater Group employees to unionize. We’ll speak with the author of "Bike Battles" and learn about the longstanding challenges that are preventing cities like Milwaukee from becoming more bike friendly. We'll learn about the legacy of Fredrick Law Olmsted and the parks he designed in Milwaukee. Plus, in our Tavern Tuesday series we’ll tell you about the life of Joseph Schlitz, a man who helped make Milwaukee famous for its beer.

We look at the impact of climate change on the Great Lakes and what it’s going to cost. Then, learn about the green burial process and what you should know if you’re considering one. Then, we look at why women are missing from Milwaukee’s street names. Plus, we explore the legend behind the Pfister Hotel ghost and find out who the spirit might be.

Author, activist, and sex abuse survivor Dylan Farrow, talks about her experiences. Our Earth Week series explores the benefits of biking to work. Then, a new documentary highlights how two local schools on opposite ends of Capitol Drive combined forces to make a football program. Plus, we learn about The Amazing Lemonade Girl, a new play opening at First Stage Children’s Theatre.

We get a firsthand perspective on what it’s like reporting on and living in wartorn Ukraine. Then, learn how the pandemic has pushed Wisconsin tribes to look into ventures outside of gaming. Plus, our Earth Week series explores how fast fashion is contributing to climate change.

We break down the details of an IRS complaint filed against Summerfest, claiming the organization operates as a commercial entity and not a nonprofit. Then, our Earth Week series explores how to cut back on what we throw away. Plus, a refugee and graduate student shares her advice for other immigrants considering college.

We learn why Milwaukee County has the lowest unsheltered homeless population in the nation. Then, fewer Wisconsin grads are going to college, we look at a new report that explores how financial aid programs may be part of the problem. Plus, our Earth Week series looks at the impact of buying local food on climate change.

We hear from the newest organizer of 414 day on her vision for this year’s celebrations. Then, tell you about an app that can help boost your Black history knowledge. Plus, talk about the Street of Old Milwaukee at the Milwaukee Public Museum and some of its hidden treasures.

We look at a program working to improve outcomes for Black and brown pregnant people. Then, learn why the perch population is dropping in the Great Lakes and what’s being done about it. Plus, baseball is finally back after the MLB lockout and we look at a new podcast covering the Brewers.