Senate Asst. Minority Leader Janet Bewley, D-Mason, joins the show to discuss current legislation. Then, a reporter gives a preview of the upcoming state Supreme Court election and explains a conflict over proposed sexual assault kit legislation.

Milwaukee has been gaining an impressive reputation as a dining destination, so we'll chat with a restaurant critic about which romantic dinner spots to try when you're in the state's largest city. We also talk about winter getaways and other outdoor adventures for two around the state.

We talk with a journalist about why the state’s Elections Commission is changing plans on absentee ballots. Then we find out whether you should get a face mask to protect yourself from the coronavirus and other illnesses. And the head of the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority explains what the state is doing to fund affordable housing in both urban and rural areas.

We unpack the USMCA, the new trade deal between the U.S., Mexico and Canada. It's been hailed as the landmark replacement to NAFTA, one that will revitalize U.S. manufacturing after two decades of job losses. We speak to an expert about what it means for Wisconsin consumers, farmers and workers.

We talk to a reporter about why some Lao immigrants are facing deportation from the U.S. We also speak with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin about impeachment, health care and President Trump's proposed budget. Then we chat with the host of "Wisconsin Foodie" about the new season.

Valentine’s Day is either a holiday you love or it’s one you love to hate. Regardless, we can all agree that people are weird. And couples may be even more weird. A husband and wife team join us to showcase their new book on quirky love and why the best relationships include a little weirdness.

A political scientist from New Hampshire offers insight on her state's Democratic presidential primary. Then we'll talk with Judge Jill Karofsky, a candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court. It's our final interview with the three candidates running in the Feb. 18 primary.

It’s been about two years since an Appleton father lost his son to terminal childhood cancer. He’ll share what it’s like to process this grief today. Then, a social worker explains the stages of mourning and healthy ways to deal with loss whether it be a loved one, a pet or a celebrity.

An economist explains how the spread of the coronavirus is affecting global commerce. Then we move on to the second of our three state Supreme Court candidate interviews, this one with incumbent Daniel Kelly. He faces two challengers in next Tuesday's primary.

As the 2020 presidential race heats up, we look at the state of journalism and how we get our news. One of the nation's leading media scholars joins us to explain how social media and misinformation affects our society and politics.