We discuss the growth of esports in college. Then, the founders of a Milwaukee nonprofit discuss their efforts to resettle Rohingya refugees.

Open enrollment for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act is now through Jan. 15. We get advice on navigating healthcare enrollment season. Then, we learn how to better tolerate failure.

As a religious liberty case looms before the U.S. Supreme Court, some businesses and religious institutions are seeking exemptions to state and federal anti-discrimination laws. Two law professors talk about the implications of these cases.

The head of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin talks midterm results. Later, the new director of economic development for Florence County gives insight into the economic forces impacting the county in northern Wisconsin.

The late 2000s and early 2010s saw the greatest revival of cocktails since the turn of the 20th Century, according to author and New York Times contributor Robert Simonson. The author joins us to give insight into this period of cocktail innovation and to answer your questions about cocktails.

Last week, 14 of 72 county sheriffs in Wisconsin had competition in the midterm elections. A Marshall Project reporter explains why sheriffs often run unopposed. Then, the state's top education official talks about school districts seeking more funding through referendums.

The 4,800-mile North Country National Scenic Trail includes a more than 200-mile segment through the Northwoods of Wisconsin. In October, Brad Birkel set a new “fastest known time” on that segment by running nonstop for more than three days. Birkel shares what he’s learned about running and not quitting.

We hear from Rep. Greta Neubauer, Democrats' leader in the state Assembly, and then Paul Farrow, chair of the Republican Party of Wisconsin.

We explore how tattoos can be way for people to heal from trauma, wounds and illness. Then, we speak to a Wisconsin expert on international law about what climate change reparations could look like.

We begin by learning more about restoration of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest from the forest's new supervisor. Then, the administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission answers questions on this week's midterm elections.