We speak with an economist about how Wisconsin's wolves affect the state's roadways and economy. Then, we talk with an antitrust expert about Microsoft's nearly $68 billion purchase of gaming company Activision-Blizzard.

Last week, a Wisconsin-based organization delivered thousands of whistleblower documents to the attorney general for what it says is evidence of a clergy sexual abuse cover-up. We talk with three advocates about the progress of the nine-month investigation into Wisconsin clergy abuse.

Manitowoc Mayor Justin Nickels talks about his city's most pressing issues. Then, we hear from a Kwik Trip superfan who visited all of the gas station chain's Wisconsin locations last year.

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services says 16 percent of adults are in need of dental care. When was your last cleaning? We talk about teeth with a general dentist from Milwaukee.

A UW-Madison sociology professor discusses the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Then, a wildlife researcher explains how roads affect wildlife. And later, an art program co-founder explains how to make exhibits accessible to people with memory loss.

We talk with Greenville Rep. David Murphy on UW systems free speech policy and the state of a new system president. Then, the Wisconsin Supplier Diversity Program director talks about how to increase diversity in the state’s business contracts.

Founders of a national nonprofit have a database of nearly 200 women who have made scientific discoveries but lack recognition. We talk with the founders about how they hope a new podcast, and community outreach will rediscover the “Lost Women of Science.”

Legislation introduced last week would require schools to submit more information to the state about gifted and talented student programs. We speak with a UW-Whitewater professor about the state of gifted education programs and how they could be more equitable.

We hear how refugees from worn-torn Afghanistan are settling in central Wisconsin. Then, we learn about supply chain problems and delivery disruptions around the world and here in Wisconsin.

We speak with the leader of a poverty assistance organization on how thousands of Wisconsinites still struggle with housing insecurity. Then, a veteran Packers columnist reviews the team's season as Green Bay heads to the playoffs.