First, an attorney explains what residents facing evictions have experienced across the state. Then, a Milwaukee County supervisor and restaurant owner explains why they think masks should be mandatory.

The Solid Waste Association of North America says U.S. cities saw a 20 percent average increase in waste and recycling from March to April of this year. We learn how the pandemic is affecting waste rates in Wisconsin, and our guests explain what that means for landfill and sanitation workers.

In a new book about U.S. Sen. Joe McCarthy, author Larry Tye describes “America’s love affair with bullies” and how the senator’s divisive rhetoric echoes throughout today’s politics. We talk to Tye about the never-before-seen documents he obtained to write the book.

The City of Milwaukee is experiencing an increased rate of homicide deaths and domestic violence incidents. We check in with the Milwaukee Police Department about their response. Then, as COVID-19 cases in America have been rising we speak with an expert in infection control about the latest.

Brick-and-mortar stores are having to adapt due to the pandemic. We learn how retailers are helping consumers to feel more comfortable shopping in-store and online. A consumer psychologist explains the latest trends.

The recent Black Lives Matter protests may be the largest movement in U.S. history, with estimates that 15 to 26 million people have participated, according to The New York Times . We talk with diversity and inclusion officers at three Wisconsin universities to see how they’re talking about racism, police brutality and social justice with their student bodies and communities.

We dig into the drastic ups and downs of cheese prices during the pandemic. Then we talk with professional cleaners about how they work in response to COVID-19.

Cell phone, tablet and computer use is up amid the coronavirus pandemic. We are using screens to work, entertain and stay connected. We talk with a tech-focused psychologist about how to navigate this new normal.

It’s time for another edition of Mondays with Mike. WPR’s Director Mike Crane joins Kate Archer Kent to discuss programming changes, protest coverage and upcoming events. Plus, we’ll talk about a new digital series about food and culture.

We break down two recent court actions with WPR politics reporter Laurel White. Then, state Sen. Jon Erpenbach joins us to discuss the proposed Healthcare Heroes Act. We learn how the bill would attempt to support the state's healthcare workforce during public health emergencies.