Rheumatology is a medical specialty devoted to treating more than 100 complex diseases. We speak with the president of the Wisconsin Rheumatology Association and a practicing physician on pain in joints and the musculoskeletal system.

First, the co-owner of a James Beard "Outstanding Restaurant" finalist breaks down their vision for good food. Then, a Northwestern professor discusses how an on-campus dance program contributes to the lived Black experience.

We are what we eat, the saying goes, but in reality the human digestive system is incredibly complex and conflicting dietary information proliferates. As "Body Week" continues, a gastroenterologist explains how the digestive systems works, the basics of a healthy diet and common digestive ailments.

First, a Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame member discusses changes in the state Department of Natural Resources and recent environmental news. Then, a panel of Milwaukee art leaders discuss a new exhibition highlighting the life of incarcerated people.

Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show 97 pediatric deaths due to flu this season. As "Body Week" continues on "The Morning Show," we visit the lungs to talk about contagious childhood and adult respiratory diseases.

Two Wisconsin political scientists share reaction to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address. Then, we learn why the UW-Madison Law School opted out of a U.S News & World Report ranking survey.

Heart disease caused one in every five deaths in the U.S. in 2020, making it the leading cause of death for Americans. Two cardiologists share prevention and treatment strategies they’ve learned over decades as physicians, researchers and teachers.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson talks about what Hollywood gets right and wrong about science and the possibility of alien life. Then, ahead of the Super Bowl, we learn how positive coaching benefits athletes.

Decades of research into brain-computer interfaces has led to recent breakthroughs that could restore communication and independence for people with neurologic disease, injury or limb loss. Two experts join us to discuss the future of this cutting-edge research.

Two representatives from the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation discuss their legislative priorities this year. The head of the Wisconsin Nurses Association talks about the organization's push to change the powers advanced practice registered nurses have in Wisconsin.