Wisconsin’s sixth most populous county saw a recent uptick in tourism. We hear from Outagamie County’s executive on the state of the Fox Cities region. Then, residents from the Village of Menomonee Falls fear their library is under threat. We speak with an organizer and previous library board member.

There’s no shortage of conspiracy theories floating around the internet. Was the moon landing faked? (No.) Are birds real? (Yes.) Is Tupac still alive? (No.) But there’s one untrue conspiracy that stands out: the flat-Earth movement. An author describes her journey down the flat-Earth rabbit hole.

In the final weeks of state budget deliberations, two WPR journalists explain the latest developments. Then, as the state Legislature plans to increase per-pupil payments to private voucher schools, we talk with a Wisconsin Watch reporter examining discriminatory policies.

According to the American Association of Orthodontists, one in four patients is an adult. A Waukesha orthodontist explains the types of braces available, how they work and the costs and timelines associated with treatments.

A Wisconsin epidemiologist outlines harm reduction techniques that can help prevent overdose deaths. Then, we discuss how newspaper reporters across the nation are protesting poor working conditions and low pay.

The mining industry and the environmental movement that opposes it both have enduring cultural roots. We talk with the author of a book exploring both sides of the mining divide in Minnesota to learn how class, race and gender shape how people relate to the land and its resources.

As Wisconsin and the nation confront a shortage of affordable housing, we explore the possibilities of adaptive reuse of buildings. Then, we are joined by Kohler’s first chief officer of sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.

An investment coach shares advice for first-time investors on building generational wealth. The co-chair of the Legislature's budget-writing committee, Rep. Mark Born, joins the show to discuss ongoing state budget negotiations.

A cosmetic chemist dissects misleading sunscreen ingredients and labels. Then, a SSM health educator discusses a reported rise in children having vaping and THC products.

The Cooperative Network hopes more businesses will adopt a co-op model of ownership in Wisconsin. We speak with the president and CEO on the organization’s legislative priorities. Then, state Department of Transportation Secretary Craig Thompson discusses passenger rail, road construction and safety.