Medical billing was complicated before the pandemic, but now there are new fees and costs to decipher related to COVID-19 testing and treatment. An investigative health care reporter explains pandemic-related medical bills and changes to insurance and health care costs.

Medical billing was complicated before the pandemic, but now there are new fees and costs to decipher related to COVID-19 testing and treatment. An investigative health care reporter explains pandemic-related medical bills and changes to insurance and health care costs.

A researcher who studied broadband availability in Wisconsin discusses how greater internet access improves education and business opportunities, and makes you healthier. Then, a host from NPR’s "Planet Money" podcast explains the GameStop stock rollercoaster.

The pioneering journalist Ida B. Wells drew attention to white supremacy violence and terrorism against Black people in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her great-granddaughter, who just published a book about Wells, talks to us about how Wells’ legacy resonates among activists today.

The pioneering journalist Ida B. Wells drew attention to white supremacy violence and terrorism against Black people in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Her great-granddaughter, who just published a book about Wells, talks to us about how Wells’ legacy resonates among activists today.

First, we hear from two candidates running for state school superintendent. Then, we get an update on a proposal to erect a statue of Wisconsin civil rights icon, fair housing advocate and judge Vel Phillips on the state Capitol grounds.

A new survey from biotech company Gelesis shows that 71 million Americans have gained weight during the pandemic. A clinical dietitian joins the show to recommend ways to lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

A new survey from biotech company Gelesis shows that 71 million Americans have gained weight during the pandemic. A clinical dietitian joins the show to recommend ways to lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

First, we talk with the state public defender about how the pandemic has slowed criminal court cases across Wisconsin. Then, a Democratic lawmaker joins us to discusses how Wisconsin could lose $49 million in emergency food funds from the federal government if the legislature ends the state mask mandate.

A Wisconsin baker shares their journey to self-acceptance and self-love after coming out as a transgender person. We talk about their new cookbook, which shows us not only how to spread love, but also how to bake the perfect cupcake.