Many Head Start programs and private pre-K classrooms are racially segregated, setting kids on unequal education tracks, according to the author of “False Starts: The Segregated Lives of Preschoolers.” Casey Stockstill joins us to share what she found observing preschools in Madison for more than two years.

The Department of Transportation secretary talks about infrastructure needs and legislative proposals. Then, the lobby that advocates for community health centers pushes for proposals to lower the cost of dental care.

For decades, bite mark evidence was widely used to secure convictions. But recently, it has been linked to more than two dozen wrongful arrests or convictions. We speak with the Innocence Project's director of strategic litigation about a variety of courtroom evidence under renewed scrutiny.

A recent Pew Research Center survey finds widespread discomfort about the prospect of artificial intelligence being used in health care. We speak with a professor for AI and health at MIT to learn how technological advances may impact medicine.

The National Energy Assistance Directors Association estimates home heating prices will rise 17 percent this winter from the previous year. A maintenance technician known as the “Trans Handy Ma’am” on TikTok shares advice on winterizing and reducing energy bills.

Two-time Olympic marathoner Kara Goucher has a new memoir called, “The Longest Race.” The famed runner from Duluth, Minnesota shares her story of perseverance within a culture of abuse, doping and deception.

Former Packer and NFL Hall of Fame legend, LeRoy Butler, joins The Morning Show to answer hardball questions from Green Bay school district’s Lombardi Middle School students as well as listeners.

We continue our exploration of the problem of homelessness with a look at efforts to eradicate it in the Green Bay area. Then, we talk with a UW-Madison professor who has found low-income women increasingly favor bottled over tap water because of concerns about contamination.

Credit card issuers charged more than $130 billion in interest and fees last year, according to a new report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. A researcher explains newer trends in credit cards. Later, a senior writer for NerdWallet gives advice on how to best use credit cards.

Wisconsin’s new State Geologist explains how environmental data is put to use by various state agencies. Then we talk with two economic development leaders about what's happening in northern Wisconsin.