We speak with a journalist at The Economist about how other countries view Tuesday's election results. Then, two national reporters explain what the results could mean for Americans.

The race for governor of Wisconsin is a “toss-up” between Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and GOP challenger Tim Michels, according to the aggregate polling site FiveThirtyEight. A panel of political scientists discuss Election Day results.

This year’s nine-day gun deer season begins Nov. 19. According to state estimates, the annual hunt brings more than $1 billion to the state’s economy each year. We explore Wisconsin’s economy, deer management practices and how surrounding states compare.

First, we speak with two reporters at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel about their recent statewide investigation into Wisconsin's drinking water. Then, a mortgage loan officer walks us through buying a home at a time when mortgage rates have reached highs not seen in decades.

As funny as it is informative, the new book “Man Overboard! A Medical Lifeline for the Aging Male” by Dr. Craig Bowron speaks to men “approaching Geezerville.” For erectile dysfunction, low back pain, mental health issues, preventing cancer and more, Bowrun has a cheeky prescription.

Two journalists explain an effort aimed at better understanding what issues matter most to Wisconsin voters. Then, a UW-Green Bay psychologist discusses why elections can stir anger and how anger can be managed.

Several artistic exhibits opened around Wisconsin this fall. We take a statewide tour of four exhibits with curators and creators. Guests speak to living exhibits with flower arrangements, history of Jews in Space, the history of table setting and importance of student expression.

First, we get tips on making homemade chili from Wisconsin chef Ace Champion. Then, we learn about a new series about Americans who’ve lived on the edge and the care economy.

Staying healthy and sane has been a challenge in the past few years. We get advice from the Well Being editor of The Washington Post about how to prepare for the stress of the holidays, the persistence of benzene, why you need an emergency go bag, how to stay safe from bears and more.

We dive into new research from two UW-Milwaukee professors linking microorganisms found in city sewers to public health surveillance. But first, a sociologist explains how a Wisconsin program is seeking to address individual and community trauma through exercise.