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What impact new data centers could have on Wisconsin’s utility landscape and infrastructure. Changes to the Milwaukee County Transit bus operations. We speak with the Milwaukee Youth Poet Laureate.

How social media is being used as a tool to teach Black history. How congressional funding decisions for DHS relate to Wisconsin. We join a group of seniors for their monthly social club meet up.

How Milwaukee does its Point-In-Time Count and how its helping those experiencing homelessness. The long-term impact of declining births in Milwaukee. The joy of using stickers, prints and greeting cards.

A look at ways to offer STEM-related opportunities in school that could help more children, especially students of color, view themselves as mathematicians or scientists.

We speak with Rep. Sheila Stubbs about her proposed Missing & Murdered African American Women Task Force. We learn about the history and traditions of St. Patrick's Day. Plus, Pong turns 50 years old this year! We'll learn about its cultural impact.

We look at the recent death of a man in police custody and a shooting that happened at Milwaukee's 5th District police station. Then, learn about a lawsuit filed over PFAs contamination, contaminating Wisconsin's drinking Water. Ahead of St. Patrick’s Day, we look at how Irish people helped make the city of Milwaukee what it is today. Plus, learn about Purim.

We look at how the Supreme Court could change as hearings begin for a new nominee. We explore the life and legacy of Mary John, founder of the Milwaukee Rep. Then, learn why UW-Madison is one of the leading universities in recruiting Peace Corps volunteers. Bubbler Talk explores why there are so many water towers in Wauwatosa. Plus, we chat with a local chef who was on the latest Gordon Ramsey cooking show.

We explore the life and work of Afghan women’s rights activist Maryam Durani, who has resettled in Milwaukee. Then, hear from journalists who want to make public media more personal in a new podcast from Milwaukee PBS. Bubbler Talk explores the history of the Washington Park bandshell. Plus, we look at the impact of agism and how to reshape our own perceptions of aging.

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.

We break down the United States’ diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics. Then, we’ll learn how the community rallied behind a homeless outreach group after their buses were damaged by a fire. We’ll listen back to a conversation with a Milwaukee pharmacist lovingly known as Doctor Lester Carter, who passed away this week. Plus, meet one of the recipients of Milwaukee Magazine’s 2022 Unity Awards.