Dane County Board Supervisor and all-around awesome person Analiese Eicher is our special guest today! The discussion today revolves around a new resolution to make Dane County a sanctuary for trans and other LGBTQ+ individuals. This came about simultaneously with the Joint Finance Committee's resolution to exclude gender-affirming care from Badgercare.

Todd Allbaugh joins Aaron and Luke to talk about noise pollution caused by F-35 fighter jets in Madison. What impact do these jets have on our communities, and how can we be informed about these potentially hazardous noise levels?

In Wil's absence, Dan Shafer of The Recombobulation Area joins Luke to take your calls on childcare in our state. The new budget from the Joint Finance Committee will end the Childcare Counts program, and we want to hear what you think!

Luke and Wil share their Most Wisconsin Headlines of the Week, spanning from Sporkies and Drinkies to fishing competitions.

Today, Wil and Luke ask what you think about election integrity on both the state and national level. Meagan Wolfe, Administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, nears the end of her term. Should she be reappointed to another term?

If you were a state legislator, how would you write the budget? Luke and Wil take your calls on what you believe our state should be prioritizing.

Today public transportation is the topic of discussion. Todd Allbaugh joins us to provide an inside perspective on how Wisconsinites have been deprived of light railways.

Today, we are joined by Jon Shelton to speak on myths about education. Jon Shelton is a professor of democracy and justice studies at the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay, and he is Vice President of Higher Education for AFT-Wisconsin. He is the author of The Education Myth: How Human Capital Trumped Social Democracy.

Donald Trump has been federally indicted. The charges have yet to be unsealed, but there is still a lot to talk about. What effect do you think this will have on his campaign?

Today, we pose the question: Who should make policy decisions? Should the people be trusted with every decision regardless of expertise, or should we rely on our elected representatives?