Underwater cave diving is one of the most dangerous sports on the planet. In fact, more people have died exploring our inner earth than climbing Mount Everest. A world renowned diver joins the show to share her new memoir, including what it’s like to discover places never seen before.

America has been known for its peaceful transition of power when a president is defeated at the polls. But what happens when an incumbent actively disputes the election results, like President Trump is doing? We talk with an expert on democratic governance about the transition of power.

First, a data journalist explains the many variables in political polling as well as the difference between state and national polling. Then, the co-chair of the Governor's Task Force on Caregiving discusses that group's final report and proposals for supporting family helpers and paid care workers.

Mac and cheese. Apple pie. Potato soup. Comfort foods come in many different flavors. But the thing that unites them all is how they make us feel: good, full, satisfied. We talk with a cookbook author about her favorite comfort foods that you can whip up this weekend.

Election Day has come and gone, but votes are still being counted and the results remain murky. We talk with a political scientist from Emory University to get her take on how the results are unfolding and which demographics tended to favor which candidate.

Back in 2007, a Wisconsin-based manufacturer launched the memory supplement, Prevagen, despite safety concerns from the FDA. A reporter explains why it remains on the market. Then, we discuss the legal process for contesting an election and the ongoing litigation surrounding absentee ballots.

The Wisconsin DNR recently released its 2020 Air Quality Trends report, which found that 95% of people live in an area that meets federal standards. Our guest details the latest pollutant data and breaks down what that looks like in different parts of the state.

We talk about the 2020 presidential race — what we know, what we don't, and what happens next.

We recap state election results with Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson.

It's the morning after election day in America. We look at how the vote was conducted across the country — and what issues emerged — with a civil rights attorney specializing in election law. Then we'll take a close at how voting went around Wisconsin with the state director of All Voting Is Local.