Applying for federal student financial aid can get complicated. We look at how often Wisconsin families are filling out FAFSA forms to receive aid and learn how to successfully complete them. Then, we talk to one of Governor Tony Evers' new picks for his Task Force on Reducing Prescription Drug Prices.

With hemp farmers harvesting their crops across Wisconsin, we discuss tensions over the timeliness of state inspections. Then, a UW scientist joins the program to explain how researchers discovered a disease affecting many bald eagles.

Last year, an addiction hotline launched in Wisconsin. We check in to see how often people use this resource. Then, we take a closer look at a new council recently formed to address election security in the state, and talk about the state of voting technology.

We look at why Foxconn's planned innovation centers are on hold at several sites around the state. Then, a cheese scientist explains what makes cheese "natural" in light of the proposed CURD Act. A sports reporter gives us a glimpse of what we might expect from the Packers the rest of this season.

A state politics reporter joins us to discuss the Wisconsin Supreme Court hearings, the special session of gun legislation, UW-System leadership changes and more. Then, Representative Jason Fields, a Democrat from Milwaukee joins us to talk about a bill he's co-sponsoring. The legislation penalizes damage to oil or gas pipelines.

We travel around Wisconsin to attractions in the Halloween spirit. But first, a chef shares tips for cooking tasty chicken wings and where hungry patrons can find them.

Half of U.S. churches are made up of 100 people or fewer. A majority of those congregations are in small towns or rural areas. We discuss the social and economic impact of faith communities and look at data on Wisconsin’s religious trends.

Leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties of Wisconsin join the program for a conversation on state and national politics. We review the year so far under divided state government, and discuss an upcoming special election for Congress, and how the parties are preparing for next year’s presidential race.

As their tour passes through Wisconsin, the members of Black Violin stop by tell us how they meld together the work of classical composers like Mozart with hip hop artists like Cardi B. Then, we look at the upcoming game between the University of Wisconsin Badgers football team and Ohio State.

A law professor helps us understand the limits of congressional subpoenas as the impeachment inquiry against President Trump continues. Then, an author discusses whether infectious diseases could help explain the origins of mythical creatures such as zombies, werewolves and vampires.