We learn how UW-Madison researchers are using drones to track soil that erodes from the shores of Lake Michigan in hopes of preventing more erosion. Then Katina Eats Kilos explains what it takes to be a professional eater.

This week marks the 50th anniversary of hip hop. We get perspective from three Wisconsin artists on legendary songs, history, and what this genre means to them.

Wisconsin’s preschoolers are five times more likely to be expelled than K-12 students, according to Wisconsin Watch. An assistant professor of social work explains why this happens. Later, UW System President Jay Rothman talks system funding as most campuses face budget deficits.

UW-Stout installs its largest solar panel array as the school continues its efforts toward sustainable energy. Then, we talk to Richard Schwinn about the recent closure of Waterford Precision Cycles and the bike-building business.

As part of our summer series highlighting Wisconsin musicians, we speak with a panel of guests about making a business out of their talents. A producer, a teacher and a CEO talk about how they “made it” in the music world.

We learn about the Federal Trade Commission’s efforts to crackdown on fake online reviews. Then, a sports reporter breaks down the Brewers’ chances in the upcoming postseason.

We talk about food safety and what people should know about food contamination. Then we discuss a new project that aims to discover what makes a rural community thrive and how struggling areas can be nurtured.

A death, dying, grief, and bereavement specialist talks about their personal experience grieving a loved one who died by suicide. Then, we talk with an archaeologist about the legacy left behind by the Civilian Conservation Corps in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee County is installing several “Harm Reduction Vending Machines” around the county in an attempt to limit the harm from overdoses. The county's chief health policy advisor explains the strategy. Plus, we explore the county's plans to address COVID, alcohol abuse, housing shortages and more.

A researcher and tech economist explains how Wisconsin manufacturers are using robots and what it means for domestic manufacturing. Then, the head of the BIPOC & Trans Program for the Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce gives insight into their efforts to support transgender business owners of color.