Is it safe to go to concerts yet? What about a neighborhood BBQ or family reunion? What precautions should you take for an upcoming vacation? An infectious disease specialist answers your questions about staying safe as Wisconsin as the world recovers from the pandemic and reopens this summer.

We talk with a veterinarian about the challenges they're facing working in rural communities. Then, we get an update on the status of the state's paper industry.

Spotify has been credited with saving the music industry. But most musicians hate it because they see little of the revenue. We talk with a music reporter from The New York Times about the streaming service’s business model. Then we talk to a musician from an organization pushing Spotify to change.

We hear about proposed legislation to address destructive beavers. Then, we reflect on the year of protests and social justice efforts that have taken place since George Floyd's death.

Minnesota native Beth Dooley recently launched a new cookbook called, “The Perennial Kitchen: Simple Recipes for a Healthy Future.” We talk with her about her push to embrace local farms. Plus, we get a taste of some of her new recipes that highlight nuts, fruits and vegetables.

Minnesota native Beth Dooley recently launched a new cookbook called, “The Perennial Kitchen: Simple Recipes for a Healthy Future.” We talk with her about her push to embrace local farms. Plus, we get a taste of some of her new recipes that highlight nuts, fruits and vegetables.

We hear the latest on plans for redistricting and possible Medicaid expansion from WPR's Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson. Then, state Rep. Francesca Hong joins us to discuss why she wants to eliminate the restaurant worker minimum wage.

The rate of employees quitting their jobs remained steady through the pandemic at around 2.4 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, a business management professor says a wave of pent-up resignations is coming. We talk to that professor about his "Great Resignation" prediction and how to quit your job in a post-pandemic world.

The rate of employees quitting their jobs remained steady through the pandemic at around 2.4 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. However, a business management professor says a wave of pent-up resignations is coming. We talk to that professor about his "Great Resignation" prediction and how to quit your job in a post-pandemic world.

We talk to a sports reporter about the Milwaukee Bucks' playoff chances and opponents. Then, an oncologist and a reporter discuss how healthcare for cancer patients has been drastically slowed because of the pandemic.