The James Webb Space Telescope’s first images took the deepest-ever snapshot of the known universe. Today, we talk with Webb’s overseer about the cutting edge of telescopes. Then, we hear from the director of a Milwaukee planetarium about how beginner astronomers can get into stargazing on Earth.

We learn about Wisconsin-based efforts to grow the rates of women working in science, technology, engineering and math fields. Then, we explore a new study raising concerns about widespread incorrect labeling in CBD products.

A UW-Madison biologist and director for the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery warns in her new book “A World Without Soil” that global soil erosion is an invisible crisis. We have the author on to discuss the harms of worldwide soil erosion and what can be done to stop it.

First, we speak with a camp counselor and burn specialist to learn more about burn injuries and how they can affect injured youth. Then, we discuss the history of racial relations and voting rights for Black people in Wisconsin.

It’s been a stellar year for television: A blockbuster "Stranger Things" season, the final hurrahs of "Better Call Saul” and “Better Things,” groundbreaking shows “Only Murders in the Building,” “The Bear,” and "Severance," plus gripping testimony of the Jan. 6 hearings. We talk with a TV expert.

First, we speak with the editor of a vacation travel site to learn more about how to vacation effectively around the Great Lakes. Then, we meet the CEO of REV Group, a specialty vehicle manufacturer based in Brookfield.

Will there be a recession in 2022? Despite the latest stock market volatility, a recent Gallup poll says 58 percent of Americans own stock. A Wisconsin financial advisor shares insight on investment management, including when to buy and sell stock.

We explore the plastic recycling process and what it takes to keep the material out of landfills. Then, a former prisoner shares his efforts to expand resources for incarcerated Wisconsinites.

We talk about the increasing popularity of vinyl records with a pop music charts researcher. Then, a reporter discusses the evolution of air conditioning as grapple with summer heat.

First, we speak with the chair of the Governor's Task Force on Broadband Access about the millions set to be invested in bringing high speed internet to rural Wisconsin. Then, the head of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction discusses how to improve school safety throughout the state.