Mass shootings like the ones in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio are changing the way Americans engage with public spaces. We talk to a researcher about what’s at stake. Then, a psychologist tells us how to talk to children about traumatic events, and how adults can cope, too.

The Green Bay Packers are celebrating 100 seasons of football. The team kicked off their centennial season last year and will celebrate their 100th birthday on August 11. Our guest shares insights on the team history and why it’s considered one of the greatest stories in sports.

A Wisconsin university is developing new technology to examine teenage angst. Our guest explains what that means and how families can overcome the issues surrounding it. Plus, researchers at UW-Madison recently received a multi-million dollar grant and we see how its furthering research in Antartica.

It's Happiness Happens Day. Our guest explains why it's important to celebrate moments of happiness. Then, Wisconsin Department of Health Secretary Andrea Palm discusses her top priorities.

A referee’s group says they’re seeing a shortage of officials across the state, and blame bad behavior by coaches, fans and parents. We learn about the problem and explore solutions. Then, we dive into the issues surrounding youth football in the state — from concussions to declining enrollment.

We consider the case of Kestrel Aircraft, which promised to create 600 jobs in Superior before going bankrupt last fall. We also learn how and why the justice system moves prisoners out of state. Plus, should you be taking aspirin for heart health? A doctor weighs in.

From classic fables to Harry Potter, we explore the history of children’s literature, and why children’s books matter, no matter what age you are.

A reporter joins the program to discuss the National Rifle Association coming under increased pressure this year from legal, internal and other forces. We also discuss the weekend's mass shootings and whether gun violence has become a public health crisis.

It is estimated that one in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage. Even though it is common, understanding miscarriage and talking about it remains difficult for many. We talk with a psychotherapist about the physical and emotional toll of miscarriage, and how we can support those who have experienced it.

With the 2019-2020 school year around the corner, we look at who the free and reduced lunch program reaches in Wisconsin. Then, we look at the rise of solar farms and community solar gardens across the state.