Some healthcare workers have taken on the role of educating their communities about the COVID-19 vaccine. We speak with a family doctor and the Chief Diversity Officer at UW Health about administering the vaccine within communities of color.

As we learn more about the rioting by pro-Trump extremists inside the nation's Capitol, a law professor joins us to explore what the last two weeks of Donald Trump's presidency may look like. Then, we get a lawmaker's firsthand perspective on this week's events from U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan.

As the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed across the nation, we take a step back to understand immunization hesitancy and how medical misinformation and myths are spread. We speak with the author of the new book, " Viral BS: Medical Myths and Why We Fall for Them."

As the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed across the nation, we take a step back to understand immunization hesitancy and how medical misinformation and myths are spread. We speak with the author of the new book, " Viral BS: Medical Myths and Why We Fall for Them."

We talk to a political scientist about how Trump supporters attacked Congress in an attempt to overturn the election of Joe Biden. Then, we hear from an attorney for the family of Jacob Blake, who was shot by a Kenosha police officer last summer, on the local district attorney's decision not to criminally charge the officer.

In order for the world to avoid catastrophic climate change, scientists believe we will have to find a way to remove carbon from the atmosphere. We talk with a reporter about what technologies are being developed to do this and how close they are to success.

In order for the world to avoid catastrophic climate change, scientists believe we will have to find a way to remove carbon from the atmosphere. We talk with a reporter about what technologies are being developed to do this and how close they are to success.

A financial columnist explains who qualifies for the recent round of $600 pandemic relief payments from the federal government. Then, we learn how senior living communities are preparing to manage the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine to their residents.

From the strings of the violin or cello to the woodwinds of the flute or clarinet as well as the percussion, piano and horn sections, classical music varies greatly in its instruments, tone and tempo. A former pop and rock music critic joins us to discuss how he came to love classical.

From the strings of the violin or cello to the woodwinds of the flute or clarinet as well as the percussion, piano and horn sections, classical music varies greatly in its instruments, tone and tempo. A former pop and rock music critic joins us to discuss how he came to love classical.