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We look at the state of the pandemic here in Milwaukee, how to get a COVID-19 booster shot, and how the city is preparing to vaccinate kids. We learn how the Milwaukee Consortium of Hmong Health is working to combat culturally specific COVID-19 misinformation. Plus, learn about Milwaukee Rep’s latest production, Dad’s Season Tickets.

We look at how national media covered the disappearance of Major Harris, the missing 3-year-old found dead in Milwaukee last month. Then, learn how the City of Eau Claire is implementing a participatory budget process. We look at five things to do this month in Milwaukee.

We examine the connection between domestic abuse and acts of mass violence following the recent events at the Waukesha Christmas Parade. Then, longtime Greater Milwaukee Committee president Julia Taylor reflects on her career before she retires at the end of the month. Plus, our annual Games to Gift conversation looks at some of the best games this year.

We look at what both buyers and sellers can expect for the 2022 housing market. Then, learn how to overcome obstacles to the ballot box. We look at how a proposed sandhill crane hunt could have an impact beyond the bird's population levels. Plus, learn about Milwaukee Rep’s latest production, Dad’s Season Tickets.

We learn how the end of 3G services could impact low-income residents of Milwaukee. Then, why it’s essential to take time for yourself during the holidays. We look at how urban wolf packs affect cities like Milwaukee. Plus, what to expect if you’re traveling through Mitchell Airport this week for the holidays.

The holiday season is filled with celebratory customs and cultural traditions. But why exactly are there so many holidays this time of year? And what impact has social media had on how we celebrate?

We revisit some of the film interviews we’ve had on the show this year, including the documentary Two American Families, which explores how lost factory jobs impacted two Milwaukee families over decades. We look at one of Milwaukee Film’s festivals and the changes it’s undergone this year.

We look at the redistricting process happening with Milwaukee’s aldermanic districts. Then, learn why half of Wisconsin’s working women are considering quitting their jobs. We learn why the Milwaukee Public Museum is hoping to create a new and smaller museum. Plus, get some cheese and cocktail combinations for this holiday weekend.

We speak with the Pulizter-prize winning reporters who broke the news of Harvey Weinstein's sexual harassment and abuse for the New York Times. Then, discuss the importance of civility and how it can be achieved through building better relationships. Plus, look at the history of the Lake Geneva Playboy Club and the stigma of working there as a bunny.

We revisit our Pandemic Performers series, where we speak with local musicians and artists about how they’ve managed through shutdowns and canceled performances. We hear from Trapper Schoepp about his album May Day. Singer-songwriter Caley Conway shares songs from her album and talks about the challenges of creating art during the pandemic. Plus, hear what happens when Milwaukee musician Zach Pietrini pairs up with a Memphis singer-songwriter.