WTMJ hosts Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey kicked off the show reacting to Amazon’s desire to replace future hires with robots, raising questions about what jobs humans will have left in an increasingly automated world. They also played a powerful clip from researcher Brené Brown on uncertainty and mental health in the age of AI, tying it to how political leaders are adding to the anxiety of modern life. The discussion then turned to a new bill from Wisconsin Republicans that would expand gun rights and allow concealed carry without a permit — and Governor Tony Evers inevitable veto.

In the second hour, Steve and Kristin opened up Ask Us Anything, fielding questions on comedy, retirement, the Wisconsin Badgers, and even Donald Trump’s concern for ordinary citizens. They closed with an important interview with Cap Times reporter Danielle DuClos, who broke new details on the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction’s hidden records surrounding sexual misconduct in schools — and what accountability could look like next.