First, we talk with a former Activision/Blizzard employee turned labor organizer about the latest efforts to unionize the gaming industry. Then, we hear from a medical specialist about how doctors can respectfully treat obese people.

The UW System plans to unveil a student designed and painted mural Thursday at UW-Stout. We talk with two teachers involved in the Graffiti and Street Art class. Then, we touch base with a nationally known graffiti artist and expert about the evolution of the craft.

First, WPR's Bridgit Bowden and Shawn Johnson take us through this year's redistricting news in a bonus episode of "Mapped Out." Then, we speak with a workforce development director about addressing Wisconsin's shortage of CNAs.

Rising inflation is making it more expensive for many to shop at the grocery store. An author shares what it takes to grow fruits and vegetables from kitchen scraps.

We speak with two Wisconsin-based members of a federal commission to address the problem of missing and murdered Indigenous people. Then, a reporter says that five Wisconsin counties signed contracts with a carbon offset company that will only maintain current practices.

LEGO bricks have been around since the 1950s and they continue to grow — ahem, build — in popularity with kids and adults every year. We talk with two brothers who were recently on a competitive building TV show about why making things with these tiny bricks can be cathartic and feed our creativity.

Transgender people have faced shifting acceptance in the U.S. military over the past several years. We talk with three contributors to a book about the experiences of transgender people who have served their country with honor and integrity.

How do we find the time for fun when life is complicated with phones and technology? We talk with “The Power of Fun” author and Screen/Life Balance founder Catherine Price about her latest book and how to get into the habit of having fun.

Although Fiserv is known as the Milwaukee Bucks stadium, the Fortune 500 company is a global technology firm. We talk to the Chief Growth Officer about the company's business strategies. But first, we learn about a Wisconsin program for veterans that aims to reduce anger and violence after combat.

The UW-Milwaukee Buildings-Landscapes-Cultures Field School explores what is working in neighborhoods around Wisconsin to nurture community partnerships and projects. We talk to the field school’s co-founder and two residents of Milwaukee’s Sherman Park neighborhood about the effort.