We talk about how to safely shop for groceries amid the coronavirus pandemic. Then, U.S. Congresswoman Gwen Moore joins the program to discuss presidential primary and COVID-19.

In an effort to contain the coronavirus pandemic, health authorities continue to urge social distancing measures such as staying home. For household pets, that could mean more time and attention. We discuss animal health with two veterinarians.

Dr. Zorba Paster takes your calls and answers questions about the coronavirus.

U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher joins us to discuss the latest efforts taking hold in Congress to combat the coronavirus pandemic and support the national economy. Then, we discuss the statewide school closures with Superintendent Carolyn Stanford Taylor along with student performance and access to mental health.

Financial stability is in flux for many as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on jobs and markets. We talk to a personal finance expert about how to navigate these unfamiliar waters, touching on everything from creating a “ramen budget” to sussing out the stock market.

With coronavirus-related quarantines and the statewide stay-at-home order, we’re all spending a lot more time together — and that can lead to conflict. We talk with a family and couples therapist about how to keep relationships healthy at home during stressful times.

We talk to the Wisconsin Elections Commission about how to safely vote during the coronavirus pandemic. Then, we take a closer look at a referendum on the ballot that aims to expand the legal rights of crime victims in Wisconsin.

The coronavirus pandemic poses extra challenges for people in addiction recovery. The financial and social stress it's created can trigger relapses. We talk with a spokesperson for Alcoholics Anonymous who has been sober for eight years and a recovery coach about how people can stay sober.

We talk with the state's chief medical officer about how Wisconsin is working to slow the spread of the corornavirus and how the healthcare system is preparing. Then, we check in with a professor on how public health agencies share information during a pandemic.

Democratic U.S. Representative Ron Kind discusses the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic. Then, we get an update on where Wisconsin and the country stand on their stockpile of emergency medical supplies.