Milwaukee Chamber Theater, Artistic Director Brent Hazelton and Actor Elyse Edelman on the currently showing play THE NOT-SO-ACCIDENTAL CONVICTION OF ELEVEN MILWAUKEE "ANARCHISTS". They explain the unique way the actors relay a story about the 1917 Oneida Street Police Station bomb explosion, the misinformation surrounding this historical story and the choice to only use four actors to enact it.

UW-Madison Hematology, Medical Oncology and Palliative Care Dr. Noelle LoConte joins the show to talk about the increasing number of young adults getting gut-related cancer. She answers if cellphones are contributing to the uptick in this diagnosis and how colorectal cancers are increasing mostly due to diets.

New Glarus Child Care Providers and WECAN founders Brooke Skidmore and Coreene Hendrickson talk about the state of childcare in Wisconsin. They share how important this service is to the state economy, the battles they faced in and out of the pandemic and the fight to get lawmakers to get on board.

Dr. Jill Underly joins the show to talk about the recent referendum to boost finances for Milwaukee Public Schools, and long term funding for school districts, teacher appreciation week and teacher retention.

Dr. Kendra Deja of Solace Home joins Spanning The State to discuss a first-of-its-kind facility in Madison designed to offer care to terminally ill people facing homelessness or housing insecurity.

Midwest Farm Reporter, the Fabulous Farm Babe, Pam Jahnke joins Spanning the State to give an update on agriculture in WI. Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan ask Jahnke about the UW-Madison working with NASA to grow food in space and the job market for agriculture for past grads.

UW-Madison Professor, Youth Political Engagement & Civic Participation Expert Constance Flanagan talked with Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan to gain a better understanding of college students protesting across the country. She examines what is leading young adults to protest, what's different from now and protests within the last 50 years, and if it's only a "liberal thing".