A manhunt now stretching into its third week has captured the attention of people across the country — and here at home in Wisconsin. 32-year-old Travis Decker, a Pewaukee native and U.S. Army veteran, is accused of murdering his three young daughters during a court-ordered visitation in Washington State. Authorities say Decker, a skilled outdoorsman, is now believed to be hiding in the vast wilderness of Chelan County — an area filled with dangerous terrain, caves, and cliffs that make searching nearly impossible in some regions.

John and Juilia are joined by Major Garrett to get updates on Trump and his plans for the military to get involved in the Iran and Israel conflict. What will happen if Trump engages in this conflict.

John and Julia sit down with Dr. Jennifer Knight and Benjy Wagner for an in-depth look at the current state of public health in Milwaukee. Dr. Knight and Wagner share insights from the front lines and what residents need to know about staying healthy, informed, and supported.

In the wake of the Minneapolis shooting, Senator Chris Larson joins John and Julia to discuss the broader implications. We’ll get his perspective on the Wisconsin connection, how lawmakers are responding, and what he believes is needed to prevent future violence.

John and Julia talk with Kayleigh Day, Senior Manager of Advocacy at the American Lung Association, about the troubling rise in tobacco imagery in movies and streaming shows—especially those aimed at younger audiences. We explore the data, the potential health consequences, and what advocates are doing to push back against the entertainment industry's depiction of smoking.

Trenni Casey joins John and Julia to talk about why she’s taking on an ultra-endurance challenge to raise awareness and funds for multiple sclerosis. Hear her powerful personal motivation, the training it takes to run triple digits, and how listeners can support the cause.