On the last day of Luke’s vacation, Wil is joined by Andre Walton, the Executive Director of Our Wisconsin Revolution. There remains a lot to unpack regarding the line item vetoes employed by Governor Evers in the new biennial budget. This practice is nothing new, but should it still be around?

Today we debut a new recurring segment: Office Hours with Professor Jon Shelton. As the Vice President of Higher Education for the American Federation of Teachers-Wisconsin and a professor of Democracy and Justice Studies, he is an amazing resource for the community. Today, he takes your questions about student loan debt and the provisions for education in Wisconsin’s new state budget.

Today we are joined by Collin McNamara, a 23-year-old candidate for the 24th state senate district. He’s the perfect person to talk about youth participation in politics. He shares his insights on what drives young people to vote or run for office.

Following the 303 Creative v. Elenis decision, we find ourselves in a curious position: should hypothetical situations be considered in a court of law? Many feel we are regressing into discriminatory practices, but what do you think?

Amidst a myriad of scandals and questionable rulings, many Americans want to know one thing: is the US Supreme Court functional? Wil and Luke take your calls today to discuss this contentious topic.

Wil & Luke dive into a new proposal circulating in the Wisconsin Legislature about mandating admission to the University of Wisconsin System for the top 5% of all graduating Wisconsin students and the U.S. Supreme Court's decision striking down affirmative action in college admissions.

Today we break down the new plan to fund high-speed internet access across the nation. Wisconsin looks to receive $1.1 billion to improve broadband access. What do you think? Has the internet become so vital to our way of life that it should be a public utility?

Matt Rothschild, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, brings us his expertise on state politics during his last week before retirement. He's not slacking off in his last few days, tackling the state and federal supreme courts, the Wisconsin Elections Committee, and other topics.

After we catch up on Friday's Most Wisconsin Headline of the Week, State Senator Chris Larson steps in to continue the discussion about the state budget.

The new Republican plan to spend half of our $7 Billion surplus has become public, and as we expected, it heavily favors the wealthy. We take your calls on what you think we should use this money for, from tax cuts to childcare, with a focus on programs that might entice people to move to our state.