It is estimated that one in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage. Even though it is common, understanding miscarriage and talking about it remains difficult for many. We talk with a psychotherapist about the physical and emotional toll of miscarriage, and how we can support those who have experienced it.

When you cast your vote for president, you’re not really voting for the president — you’re voting for electors, who will then vote for the candidate. A political scientist explains the how and why of the electoral college and catches us up on the national news.

First, we discuss the state's response to the coronavirus crisis with the lieutenant governor. Then, we talk with a science reporter about the broader, country-wide response to COVID-19.

This spooky season will look a little different because of the pandemic. We learn about two drive-thru events in the state and check in with an epidemiologist about how families can have a “safer” Halloween and still have fun.

Have you ever wondered why certain things around cities are shaped, colored or constructed the way they are? Host of the podcast 99% Invisible joins us to talk about the hidden, forgotten and inconspicuous designs and details in the world around us.

First, we talk about the latest Marquette University Law School Poll of Wisconsin-likely voters. Then, we discuss the debate between Republican Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate and Sen. Kamala Harris.

The leaves are starting to change throughout Wisconsin, now that the autumn season is here. A certified arborist joins us to discuss fall tree care.

The effort to end the use of Native American mascots has met both success and resistance. We talk with the head of the National Museum of the American Indian about how First Nations have simultaneously been oppressed, exploited and romanticized — and what it reveals about American culture.

A top medical administrator joins us to explain how Wisconsin hospitals are responding to the surge in the state's coronavirus cases. Then, the vice presidential candidate for the American Solidarity Party joins us to discuss their platform.

After three months of slowing job growth the economic recovery is challenged. We speak with a financial advisor about managing investments during a recession and what to watch for as the presidential election and coronavirus pandemic affect stock markets.