Wisconsin museums are temporarily shuttered because of the coronavirus pandemic. We discuss how museums are trying to survive financially and continue to connect with their communities virtually.

As Americans across the nation shelter in place to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, an international leader in epidemiology says a prolonged lockdown could lead to something worse — an inability to produce the basics needed to sustain life. He tells us how we can more realistically combat COVID-19.

Leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties of Wisconsin join the program for a discussion on state and national responses to the coronavirus pandemic. We also review the April 7 election and how campaigns are adapting to social distancing.

As the state’s largest city, it’s no surprise that Milwaukee has had the state's most coronavirus-infected patients. It’s also had the most deaths caused by COVID-19 with one group hit particularly hard: the city’s black residents. We talk with the Milwaukee health commissioner.

Due to the ongoing pandemic, the 2020 presidential election is shaping up to be unlike anything the U.S. has ever seen. One of the country’s leading experts on political communication shares insight from politicians and the media. Plus, we'll hear what people can expect this campaign season.

After a political back and forth involving all three branches of government, Wisconsin’s April election went forward. Two government reporters detail how the election unfolded and the prior attempts to halt or postpone it. We also examine how Milwaukee fared with only five polling sites.

Throughout the pandemic, grocery stores have been a lifeline for families to purchase the necessary food to make meals at home. Our guest shares her latest book on how to be a conscious eater. We learn how to stock a healthy pantry, look at how to reduce waste and consider ways to perfect our cooking.

For their part during the coronavirus pandemic, the state National Guard has transported possibly-infected residents and has been assigned to polling places on election day. They’ve also had to respond to confusion about their efforts. We talk to the new National Guard general in charge.

Wisconsin voters head to the polls Tuesday despite the coronavirus pandemic and a late push by Democrats to postpone the election. We examine how cities are holding the election while health authorities continue to urge social distancing.

Gyms and fitness centers have closed to contain spread of the coronavirus. While health authorities urge residents to practice social distancing, we speak with a fitness expert about how to avoid living a sedentary lifestyle.