We have the final list of candidates to run against Gov. Scott Walker in November. In this episode, we'll run through the list and do a status check of the other races that will be on the ballot. For this week's White House insanity check, we'll check in on where we are on the North Korea talks.

This week, we take time to run down how the fall elections are shaping up from the House and Senate down to the statehouses, and offer our predictions based on how things are looking. We also take some time to discuss the state of gerrymandering, and how an upcoming Supreme Court decision could impact future elections.

It's finally spring in Wisconsin so it's definitely time to shift this fall's elections into high gear. We'll take stock in the governor's race, and speculate as to who should needs to drop out of the crowded Democratic field. We also look at the likelihood of who will control the US House and Senate come 2019.

The Iran nuclear deal is in critical condition after the US has pledged to violate the terms of the agreement. Primaries took place Tuesday night in four states. We explore the results to see if the blue wave is showing signs of receding.

New this week, the White House correspondents dinner doesn't know how to contend with the likes of Michelle Wolff. North Korea and South Korea may be on the verge of a peace treaty after decades of a standstill following the war. Senate Democrats look to force a vote next week on overturning the FCC's relaxing of net neutrality rules.

We celebrate our 50th episode by diving a little deeper into our predictions about the finalists on the Democratic side for governor. We also take a look at the latest Republican to jump into the race to replace Paul Ryan. We talk a little sports too.

The Speaker of the House will not seek reelection. Word has it he's already got a list of household chores he's super excited about. As promised, we go over who we consider to be the front runners in the race for Wisconsin governor.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race looked like it could be close, but the end result was anything but. We discuss the Rebecca Dallet victory, and what it could mean for the election in fall for governor. Paul reflects on his visit south and the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the assasination of Martin Luther King, Jr.

We're back from Spring Break and will be recording this weekend. New pod will be focused on the big races in Wisconsin this past week. Keep an eye out for a new pod to start your work week.

Big primaries down in Illinois for governor, attorney general and US House. We'll cover those and talk other races including last week's big win in Pennsylvania by Conor Lamb for Congress. Then we'll preview the Supreme Court election here in Wisconsin which takes place in less than two weeks.