Since the very beginning of hip-hop, women have been creating and contributing to the growth of the culture as emcees, dancers, managers and more. But even after putting in that work for 40-plus years, women aren’t given the props they deserve. We talk to two women who are changing that.

With the holidays fast approaching, we explore how families will be changing their traditions because of COVID-19. Then, a major general from the Wisconsin National Guard explains the extra duties the pandemic has created for the military.

Farming might be the oldest profession — but it’s also always been at the forefront of innovation. We talk with a reporter and farmer about the ways that tech continues to change the profession, what technologies hold the most promise, and where it’s falling short or causing burdens on farmers.

While a balanced diet helps us avoid illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer, changing eating habits can be a huge lifestyle change. A nutritionist helps us find practical solutions to improve our health through food, whether that's starting a Mediterranean diet or cutting back on inflammatory foods.

Republican Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke talks about the rapid spread of COVID-19 in Wisconsin and the GOP's plans to look into the results of the presidential election. Then, the state's top medical officer gives an update on the pandemic in Wisconsin and when we might expect a vaccine.

The good news about bad habits is that we’ve begun to understand the science of their triggers and cravings, which can help us treat them. A mindfulness researcher and psychiatrist joins us to discuss his methods for doing away with our bad habits.

Allan Lichtman has correctly predicted every presidential election since the mid-1980s. He joins us to discuss what happened in 2020 and what’s next for the White House.

We talk to a doctor about how one of the state's larger health care systems is handling the continued surge in coronavirus cases. Then, we check in with a health policy expert on the impact of a lawsuit before the Supreme Court that questions the validity of the Affordable Care Act.

A high school poetry workshop transformed into an anthology of Wisconsin after Wisconsin Poet Laureate Margaret “Peggy” Rozga recruited Madison Poet laureate Angie Trudell Vasquez as co-editor for Through This Door: Wisconsin in Poems. We explore diverse perspectives through poetry.

More than 160,000 people in Wisconsin are unemployed and looking for work. With both a pandemic and recession ongoing, it can be hard to know where to begin the job hunt. We talk with two labor experts about where and how to search for jobs right now.