Owner's of Madison's the Harvey House, Joe and Shaina Papach, talk about their appearance on this season's Top Chef, which is being filmed in Wisconsin. They discuss what the experience was like, how they would do in a Top Chef challenge and the "Top Chef Effect".

Learn, Build, Fly Board Co-founder & President Dave Conrad and Vice President, Jennifer Rauscher, President join Spanning the State to talk about their non-profit that focuses on aviation-based science, technology, engineering and math. They explain how it's important to have kids involved with their program and how people can sign up.

Mental Health Reporter for USA TODAY/GANNETT, Natalie Eilbert, joins the show and talks about the evolution of prioritizing mental health care post pandemic. Eilbert also shares more information about the Kids in Crisis program that is coming to Wausau next Tuesday, April 30th for a town hall to discuss suicide prevention for teens.

Eagle Park Brewing Company, Co-founder Max Borghardt joins Spanning the State to talk about the release of their new THC seltzer. He explains how they make it, how strong the THC is, and when it will release.

Founding Partner and Executive Director of Wisconsin’s very own Kwik Trip Tour of America’s Dairyland, Bill Koch talks about their upcoming bicycle tour across Wisconsin. He talks about it's history as they approach the 15th anniversary, what cities the 11-day bike race goes through, and how unique this event is.

Journal Sentinel Investigative Reporter, John Diedrich joins the show to talk about Delta-8 in WI and how it is making people sick. He explains how the synthetic marijuana is made in the state and a scary incident that happened in Waukesha involving the substance.

Madam Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to Spanning the State's Kristin Brey about abortion rights in Wisconsin.

Kristin Brey and Brian Noonan of Spanning the State talk to Fox Valley at the Post Crescent, Watchdog Reporter, Sophia Voight, UW-Madison Political Science Professor Barry Burden, and Wisconsin Watch Statehouse Reporter Jack Kelly about the dwindling number of local politicians running for office in rural Wisconsin. They discuss the impact this has on smaller local government, why people aren't running and how to solve it.