We talk with the new UW-Madison athletic director. Then, we hear from the top administrator at a rural healthcare system that serves farmers and migrant farmer workers.

Many scientists believe that we are at the beginning of a mass extinction event. We talk with a geneticist and a conservationist from the UW-Madison about why they want to create genetic banks to preserve the DNA of the world’s endangered creatures.

We hear the third episode of the WPR podcast on redistricting, "Mapped Out." Then, we learn how to be green on Halloween.

Hmong Americans are rarely discussed in traditional news outlets and there’s little research on Hmong media, according to a book released in August. We explore the Hmong media entrepreneurs who aim to change this pattern and the rise of the micro media industry.

We discuss a new conference that celebrates Latino arts and culture in Wisconsin and around the world. Then, we learn how to talk with kids about the dangers of drinking alcohol.

The average cost of a home inspection is between $300 and $500, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Wisconsin inspector explains the process of examining a home and which issues may come up in the report. The average cost of a home inspection is between $300 and $500, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. A Wisconsin inspector explains the process of examining a home and which issues may come up in the report.

We hear about the changing options for state inmates who want to communicate with the world outside their prison cell. Then, we talk with a Wisconsin bartending and cocktail catering business owner about her work and personal struggles during the pandemic.

The growing Indigenous food sovereignty movement stresses access to healthy foods and a revival of traditional cuisines before European colonialism. We talk with one of the leaders of the movement about how Native American food cultures are being revived and what it means for their communities.

We talk with a political reporter about the Republican-supported election review underway as well as the latest on redistricting and related lawsuits. Then, we hear from a Republican state senator about new legislation related to DNR regulations and firearms.

Hacking and ransomware attacks have at least doubled over the last year, according to cybersecurity watchdog groups. And those are just the attacks we know about. At the same time, cybersecurity managers say there’s a major shortage of workers to plug the holes that let the bad guys in.