Coinbase made history as the first major cryptocurrency company to go public. We speak to an economist and a finance professor about the future of virtual currency.

We talk to the reporters who looked into nursing homes that violated COVID-19 protocols over the last year. Then, we delve into another two Academy Award-nominated movies.

On the anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s 1865 assassination, a historian discusses accounts of Lincoln’s family intersecting with the Badger State and Wisconsinites. We explore tales, graveyards, statues and other nuggets of “Old Abe” lore.

On the anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln’s 1865 assassination, a historian discusses accounts of Lincoln’s family intersecting with the Badger State and Wisconsinites. We explore tales, graveyards, statues and other nuggets of “Old Abe” lore.

We learn how bystanders can — and why they should — step in and stop harassment of others when they see it. Then, we get an update on fires, PFAS chemicals and more from the state DNR.

We crunch the most recent unemployment numbers and discuss how Wisconsin’s economy is beginning to rebound. Then, we drill down into the state’s manufacturing sector to see how that industry is faring through the pandemic.

We crunch the most recent unemployment numbers and discuss how Wisconsin’s economy is beginning to rebound. Then, we drill down into the state’s manufacturing sector to see how that industry is faring through the pandemic.

We explore the recent jump in COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin. Then, we discuss the unique challenges and difficulties Black women face during pregnancy.

People of color remain underrepresented in the science, engineering and math fields. We talk with one of the first 100 Black American women to earn a doctorate in physics about her theories of dark matter and the universe. And we consider how racism and sexism damage the sciences.

People of color remain underrepresented in the science, engineering and math fields. We talk with one of the first 100 Black American women to earn a doctorate in physics about her theories of dark matter and the universe. And we consider how racism and sexism damage the sciences.