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Two UWM researchers are uncovering the history of covenants language added to deeds stipulating that only white people could own or live on a property. Although no longer enforceable, covenants did help to shape what housing in Milwaukee looks like today.

We meet the new executive director of the Sherman Phoenix Foundation. Then, explore a new project that looks at the unique challenges pregnant people have faced during the pandemic. We hear from the founder of Birth and Embrace Communities Inc., on her mission to train more doulas of color. Plus, find out how Chicago almost became part of Wisconsin.

All seven mayoral candidates share how they would tackle reckless driving in Milwaukee. We hear from two Milwaukeeans sharing their love of nature with other Black Milwaukeeans. Bubbler Talk explores the journey of the Haida ancestral pole that once stood outside of the Milwaukee Public Museum. Plus, we learn about caviar trading at the DNR that could impact the future of sturgeon conservation in Wisconsin.

Senator Tammy Baldwin discusses new legislation aimed at supporting mental health care and substance addiction treatment in Wisconsin. Then, we hear from the keynote speaker of the Black Maternal Health Symposium, put on by Milwaukee Film. Stand-up comedian Hari Kondabolu talks about his tour and life as a new dad, ahead of his performances at The Laughing Tap. Plus, we learn about a serious threat to the bat population in Wisconsin.

A review of research on childhood obesity during the pandemic indicates that what was a problem before COVID-19 is even more so after the last two years of altered behaviors.

We hear from mayoral candidate and former Milwaukee Alderman Bob Donovan, ahead of next week’s election. Then, tell you about a serious threat to the bat population in Wisconsin. Plus, we learn how Wisconsin became known as a brewing state.

The first Black woman to serve on Wisconsin’s court of appeals shares her reaction to the nomination of the first Black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court. Then, we hear about the battle over daylight saving time in Wisconsin. Political stand-up comedian Hari Kondabolu talks about his return to touring. Plus, our Dig In! series, gives tips on how to prepare your garden for the growing season.

We hear from Acting Mayor and candidate Cavalier Johnson, ahead of next week’s election. Then, look at the Uniquely Abled Academy at MATC, a program specifically made for students with autism. We learn about some of Milwaukee’s notable women buried in Forest Home Cemetery. Plus, we learn about the cultural significance of Japanese cherry blossoms, and the spring festival that celebrates their bloom.

We explore how being incarcerated at a young age can impact mental health. Then, learn about Dia de los Muertos and this year's celebration at Forest Home Cemetery. We learn about the folklore history of owls and their association with Halloween. Plus, have the latest Milwaukee Music Roundup.

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.