As of last Tuesday, Wisconsin is now surrounded by states in which marijuana is legal in some form. Should weed remain illegal in our state? Are we leaving tax revenue on the table?

This Friday, we go over the most Wisconsin headlines of the week, covering politics, health, Dan Shafer and more.

Class is in session again with Professor Jon Shelton. Today, we focus on a press release from the UW System about the consequences of Wisconsin’s new budget. Approximately 200 faculty members at UW Oshkosh will likely be losing their jobs.

As of yesterday, Janet Protasiewicz is Wisconsin’s newest supreme court justice. Wil and Luke ask for your opinions on the matter. Do you trust this new lineup? How do you think the court will rule on issues that plague the state?

Jama Internal Medicine has posted a new study about a correlation between partisan news sources and early deaths. Is this causation? Ultimately, can we make strong links between partisanship in the media and behavior of individuals?

Wisconsin is joining several other states to push back against huge farm conglomerates. Monopolies go against the spirit of American capitalism by maintaining an illusion of choice while destroying any small companies.

Wil and Luke go back and forth with their most Wisconsin headlines of the week. Guest judge of the week Anders Hanhan joins the show and shares a few headlines of his own!

Professor Jon Shelton returns for another edition of Office Hours. Today, we seek his expertise as a union president as we discuss the new contract signed between the Teamsters union and UPS.

Do you believe that the US Supreme Court is doing a good job? Approval ratings have been on the rise according to the Marquette University Law School poll.

After that, we enter the Recombobulation Area with Dan Shafer to discuss the upcoming Republican primary debate. Will any of them turn on Donald Trump?

Today, Wil and Luke focus on the economy. Do you feel confident in our economy? We take your calls from different walks of life to see what Wisconsinites believe.