The U.S. Supreme Court is now dominated by conservatives and the judicial philosophy of Originalism has become prominent. We talk to a Supreme Court scholar about what Originalism means, what it looks like in practice, and how it’s likely to shape the Court’s upcoming decisions and the country.

A sports reporter tells us about the Milwaukee Bucks' chances in the ongoing NBA playoffs. Then, we talk with La Crosse's new mayor.

We talk with a Wisconsin organic farmer about consuming herbs to help with pain while building the immune system.

We explore the latest Republican plan for the state budget. Then, we talk about a handful of election-related bills moving through the state Legislature.

We reflect on the historical origins and significance of Juneteenth. Then, we explore the significance of spirituals — an African American musical genre created during slavery — with a WPR music show host.

We learn about new smog regulations coming down from the federal government. Then, we get an update on President Joe Biden's trip to Europe and his meetings with world leaders.

Two advocates for bicyclists discuss their priorities for improving Wisconsin’s roadways and trails.

We hear about a new report suggesting how to make Milwaukee safer and more equitable for millennials. Then, we learn about an electric fire truck manufactured in Wisconsin and in operation in Madison.

Amazon has been an undeniably huge innovator, retailer, employer and, many argue, an agitator because of its economic policy and growth. The author of a new book examining Amazon’s effect on financial inequality joins us to discuss the company’s dominance.

A sports journalist joins the program to talk about the adversity women face in the profession, and what happens when they push for equality — both on and off the field.