Health care experts fear there’s a pandemic of domestic abuse happening within the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk with a social worker who has spent 40 years treating abusers about why some men abuse and how they can be taught a different way of living.

Health care experts fear there’s a pandemic of domestic abuse happening within the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk with a social worker who has spent 40 years treating abusers about why some men abuse and how they can be taught a different way of living.

We hear about why the cost of lumber has been so high through the pandemic and if any relief is in sight. Then, we learn about workplace safety and protecting yourself against violence.

For LGBTQIA+ patients, a Wisconsin clinician says it is important for health care providers to recognize historical and personal narratives. We explore this concept of cultural safety and health disparities in this population.

For LGBTQIA+ patients, a Wisconsin clinician says it is important for health care providers to recognize historical and personal narratives. We explore this concept of cultural safety and health disparities in this population.

We check in with the state attorney general about a new investigation he's launched targeting abuse by faith leaders. Then, we hear from the chairperson of the Public Service Commission about broadband access, carbon emissions and other utility-related issues.

Moving to a new planet outside our solar system might sound like science fiction, but it could become a reality far into the future. We talk to a geneticist about his 500-year plan to leave Earth, the future of the human race and where in the universe we might live next.

Moving to a new planet outside our solar system might sound like science fiction, but it could become a reality far into the future. We talk to a geneticist about his 500-year plan to leave Earth, the future of the human race and where in the universe we might live next.

We hear from child care providers about their pandemic-related problems. Then, we hear from an epidemiologist about why herd immunity against COVID-19 may not happen.

Since it was created in 1989, the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program has preserved at least 723,000 acres of wilderness and improved 1,000 parks, trails and waterways. Gov. Tony Evers has proposed increasing the funding and extending it for 10 years. We talk to conservationists about the program.