First, we learn about how wildlife populations are in critical decline around the world. Then we speak with Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes about why he’s running for the U.S. Senate.

First, we speak with the head of the Milwaukee Muslim Women's Coalition about the 7th annual Milwaukee Muslim Film Festival. Then, we get tips on caring for your feet.

Ever wonder the difference between “organic" and “cage-free” eggs? A Wisconsin farmer helps us decipher egg carton labels. Then, we discuss farm animal cruelty and how a local sanctuary is working to protect animals.

Weeks away from the November midterm elections, Marquette University Law School releases its latest poll. Then, a new legislative committee aims to improve Wisconsin’s commercial building permitting process.

We asked a class of Wisconsin eighth graders what they want to know about this year’s midterm elections. WPR Capitol bureau chief Shawn Johnson joins the program with answers.

First, we speak with two candidates for state treasurer about their qualifications and plans for the office. Then, both candidates for secretary of state discuss the position and what they hope to do if elected.

Incumbent Gov. Tony Evers would like to legalize marijuana, while his opponent, Tim Michels, would like to keep it banned. Colorado legalized recreational marijuana almost a decade ago. We check in with state officials and a journalist to find out how legal weed has changed their state.

First, we talk to the new tribal liaison for the federal Department of Energy, a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Then, we hear from the hosts of a new WPR Reports podcast about the Cubans who came to Wisconsin in the 1980s.

Where are your spices sourced from? And how do you use them in the kitchen? During the season of pumpkin spice and chaider we get tips from a spice expert and chef on the best ways to flavor our food and buy sustainable spices.

Municipal leaders across Wisconsin are deliberating how much to spend on public services such as parks, libraries and public safety. The Brown County executive discusses his budget priorities. Then, a sports journalist recaps recent news from the Packers, Brewers, Bucks and Badgers.