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Public Health Strategist with the Wauwatosa Health Department, Carmen Pangilian stops by the show to talk about a new summer youth focused mental health program. She details why mental health has been plaguing our children, how we can prevent and help it, as well as what these programs will offer.

Cap Times reporter Becky Jacobs joins Spanning the State to talk about UW Regents revisiting a policy regarding the rights to campaign in university dorms rooms. The last time this issue was address was in 1988, Jacobs helps us understand what the current policy is, what they want to potentially change, and why are they revisiting now.

Kristin and Brian chat with Dan Shafer about the slow amount of bookings and business ahead of the RNC, they also talk to an expert on the supreme court ruling that gives Donald Trump immunity in the January 6thfederal case. Later they discuss how too much cheese may not be a bad thing, as well as the escalator catastrophe at AmFam field that caused multiple injuries this weekend.

Today we Spin to:

Racine - Racine County Executive Jonathan Delagrave died suddenly last week.

Green Bay - Port of Green Bay doesn’t get grant for expansion.

Rice Lake - Rice Lake's Kenny Bednarek headed back to Olympics in 200 meters.

Milwaukee - Happy Bobby Bonilla Day.

Master of Science in Sustainable Management (MSMGT) chair, Dr. Michael Holly joins the show to talk about the dangerous gas emissions coming from cow farms and if this new alternative to protect the earth is doing more harm than good.

Constitutional law expert and UW-Madison political science professor, Howard Schweber joins Spanning the State to help Kristin and Brian break down today's Supreme Court decision to grant former president Trump partial immunity in the January 6th federal court case.

Dan Shaffer of the Recombobulation Area, joins Kristin and Brian to talk about the failed promise of steady business for the RNC as Milwaukee businesses face empty booking leading into the event. Shafer explains how this compares to how the city prepared for this in 2020 with the DNC, how this may affect the city's projected economic boost, and what happens now.

Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan are back at Summerfest, they discuss the last nights debate with Steve Scaffidi and give their Under/Over results. Later they talk to Steve Sazama about Saz's at Summerfest, and Scott Ziel of Milwaukee World Festival about the tribute concert "Milwaukee Remembers." They also celebrate National Kringle Day and debate where is the best Kringle in WI and later play Friday's Grandiloquent Game Show live from the Pella Windows & Doors Studio.

Today on Spinning the State:

Egg Harbor - Wisconsin Supreme court sides with Egg Harbor in sidewalk controversy.

New London - Bart Starr Museum.

Deforest - Buc-ee’s delayed over highway maintenance.

Carter - KISS’s Gene Simmons coming to Carter for opening.

Saz's founder Steve Sazama talks about his history of famous combo platter. He explains selected food has evolved over time, why it's so popular, and how it got to Summerfest.