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.

We hear from a Wisconsin singer on her recent Grammy Award win. Then, we discuss what college basketball fans can expect from this year's March Madness tournament.

We revisit conversations aired on “The Morning Show” this year and invite listeners to share their ideas for future programs.

We revisit conversations aired on “The Morning Show” this year and invite listeners to share their ideas for future programs.

We talk with a community organizer about the increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans here and around the country, including the murders of six women of Asian descent in Atlanta Tuesday night. Then, we hear the faculty perspective on staff cuts at Marquette University.

Emotions are running high during the pandemic. And how well we manage and react to our feelings given the uncertainty, fear and stress of the last year is something we should all consider. We discuss how to grow our emotional intelligence and its place at home, school, work and online.

We learn how a new and unique home for struggling veterans got started. Then, we claw away at the issues facing the Wisconsin bear population.

Now that Democrats have a slim majority in the U.S. Senate, many of them are calling for the party to end the filibuster. We talk to a former Senate aide who saw the filibuster kill popular legislation. He argues that it’s a remnant of white supremacy that must be dumped for the good of the country.

Now that Democrats have a slim majority in the U.S. Senate, many of them are calling for the party to end the filibuster. We talk to a former Senate aide who saw the filibuster kill popular legislation. He argues that it’s a remnant of white supremacy that must be dumped for the good of the country.

We take a look at a new economic relief program that provides billions of dollars for farmers of color. Then, we hear about new monthly payments for parents and child guardians to help them through the pandemic.