We look at the intricacies of immigration policy in America and changes that could be coming. Then, we huddle up for a preview of the Packers' fall football season.

Museums across Wisconsin are working to bring attendance back up to pre-pandemic levels. We take a look at the state of Wisconsin’s museums and get an update on the Milwaukee Public Museum.

We hear the latest on lawsuits and other opposition seeking to stop an upcoming wolf hunt in Wisconsin. Then, we discuss different outreach organizations that help student immigrants achieve their dreams.

Last season, Jill Lepore’s podcast tackled the murder of truth. Now, she’s delving into the deep well of doubt by tracing the conspiracy theories, fabrications and blatant, outright lies told in America over the last century. The author explains how our country’s history has led to our current point of flourishing mistrust.

We learn about how goats can help you pose and stretch during yoga. Then, we shift gears to hear about life as a Black immigrant who is gay, bisexual or transgender.

Installing a new floor can be tricky if you don’t know what you’re doing. We talk with a Wisconsin company about the complexities and cost of laminate, wood and tile flooring.

We dig into the partisan debate over the enhanced unemployment benefits being paid out by the federal government. Then, we dive into the history of air conditioning.

A Wisconsin baker shares their journey to self-acceptance and self-love after coming out as a transgender person. We talk about their new cookbook, which shows us not only how to spread love, but also how to bake the perfect cupcake.

A 2020 report found that Wisconsin is one of 10 states facing increasing issues with nitrate contamination in drinking water. We check in with two experts on the state of nitrate pollution in Wisconsin’s water.

In the wake of the 2020 Kenosha protests, federal investigators demanded Google hand over data of all cell phones across 13 arson sites. Digital privacy advocates say the technique, known as geofence warrants, is unconstitutional. We discuss location data privacy and how geofence warrants are used by law enforcement.