We kick off a series of conversations with Wisconsin musicians with Danny and Michelle Jerabek from Copper Box. Then we examine how Wisconsin’s rural water systems are faring.

Is Wisconsin experiencing a flash drought? First, we talk to local farmers about drought conditions affecting crop yields. Then, a UW-Madison researcher shares insight on flash droughts and their effect on agriculture.

Frank Lloyd Wright is the focus of a new exhibit at the Racine Heritage Museum. We talk with the exhibit's curator. Then we consider the U.S. Supreme Court ruling finding race-conscious college admissions policies unconstitutional. A reporter from The Chronicle of Higher Education joins us.

As the smoke from Canadian wildfires continues to affect air quality throughout the Midwest, a researcher from Purdue tells us how wildfires can damage drinking water systems. Later, an expert on residential heating and cooling systems tells us what we can do to improve our home’s air quality.

Dee and Andy Hall founded Wisconsin Watch in 2009 with a journalistic mission to protect the vulnerable, expose wrongdoing and explore solutions. The couple announced in June that they are retiring. We talk with them about their favorite stories and the future of journalism.

According to the Royal Botanical Gardens, more than 2,000 new fungi are discovered every year. A new book called "The Hidden Kingdom," explores the world of fungi and their role in forests, agriculture and our home.

A new study shows that Imposter Syndrome impacts minimum 30% of Americans, with especially high rates in women, people of color and workers in the creative fields. We speak with the co-founder of the Impostor Syndrome Institute about why capable people feel anything but that.

New federal efficiency standards are set to take effect on light bulbs. A leader with Focus on Energy explains the transition to clean energy. Then, an associate professor of chemistry explains the science behind fireworks.

Pedestrian deaths in America have increased 77% over the past decade, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association . A safety expert explains the data and tells us how roads can be made safer. Then, an expert from Edmunds.com answers your questions about buying a car in the current market.

Meagan Wolfe’s term as Wisconsin Elections administrator ends July 1, but her future is unknown. We talk about the possibilities. Then, the state department issuing licenses is trying to meet demand, says Dan Hereth, secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services.