We speak with a UW Health professor about naturopathic medicine. Then, we chat with the head of a Milwaukee nonprofit about researching how students with autism interact with creative technology. We also speak with a Milwaukee mayoral candidate.

We all have an internal voice. In fact, self talk is an evolutionary advantage that helps us work through challenging situations. But this voice can also turn negative and hold us back from accomplishing goals. Psychologist Ethan Kross discusses his book on why the voice in our head matters.

First, we speak with the chair of UW-Milwaukee's Urban Planning Department about a new transportation project. Then, we speak with an expert who explains how grief affects kids. We also continue our interview series with Milwaukee mayoral candidates by speaking with candidate Bob Donovan.

We learn how a Chippewa Valley-based musician uses a process called looping to create the large sound behind her new album. Then, a DJ and producer takes us behind the table.

First, we speak with the Dane County United Way's CEO about 2-1-1 and increased need during the pandemic. Then, we continue our interview series with Milwaukee mayoral candidates with candidate Michael Sampson. Finally, we chat with an ecologist who has been tracking snowy owls for decades.

Last year, the U.S. Health and Human Services Inspector General raised concern about nursing homes illegally evicting residents. We discuss the issue with an advocate for elders facing eviction and The Progressive's editor, whose 97-year-old mother was evicted from a facility in New Berlin.

The state Senate minority leader considers her time in Wisconsin politics. Then, we discuss updates coming to job licenses and building codes under the state Department of Safety and Professional Services.

A new book chronicles the deep financial ties linking the American movie industry and China. We speak with the author about how and why China’s censors have a say in films made in America.

We connect with La Crosse's leader as part of our mayor series. Then, we explore the movement to end juvenile life sentences.

Deciding to make the transition to a new job or sign up for a job training course can be an exciting endeavor. It can also be a scary and daunting task. We discuss the best steps for changing careers and why so many are making the leap to a new job during the pandemic.