Matador Network CEO, Ross Borden joins the show to talk about planning vacations using AI. Borden explains how his company utilizes Guide Geek to help plan vacations and trips. He also plans a trip in WI live on the show.

Authors Tom Manus and Kristi Flick Manus of Secret Wisconsin: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful and Obscure share how they found out about the weird and wacky things within the book, why they wrote the book and other wild WI facts we didn't know about like a karate kicking Elvis Presley Plaque, Titanic survivors, and a piece of the Great Wall of China.

WI State Journal, Health and Medicine Reporter, David Wahlberg joins Spanning the State and talks about the recent uptick of wrong way driving collisions. Currently 9.1% of fatal car crashes have involved wrong way driving, the highest percentage of any state. He explains how other states are preventing it, and what active preventions WI currently has.

UW-Whitewater Men's Wheelchair Basketball Coach, Jake Williams talks about his time as an athlete. He shares his experience trying out for the US team competing in the 2024 summer Paralympics' in Paris. He talks about the team's biggest competitors for the global competition and shares some b-ball lingo like a 50/50 play.

Mike Phillips, Vel Phillips' son and retired Attorney, Cory Ampe Owner of Campe + Co, and Marilu Knode former museum director and curator talk about the journey of getting a statue placed at the State's Capitol to honor Wisconsin legend Vel Phillips.

Journal Sentinel K-12 Education writer, Rory Linnane talks about how Republican Politicians have campaigned and won 80% of the school board seats in Waukesha. Rory explains how that has happened, what campaigning for these roles entails and how this seat is a gateway position for politicians.