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We learn about the Design Your Future fellowship and how it helps young people change education. Then, the new director of the Milwaukee County Zoo shares why he’s passionate about his work. Plus, hear new local music in this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We explore the impact of the United States’ official recognition of the Armenian genocide. Then, we look at how economic optimism influences the way people vote in the Midwest. We’ll get the highlights from Milwaukee Magazine’s Up North Guide. Plus, Trapper Schoepp joins us to talk about his upcoming album “May Day” for our Pandemic Performers series.

We learn what herd immunity means and what it would take to actually achieve it. Then, we speak to the filmmaker behind “Operation Wolf Patrol”, about a group of wolf activists highlighting the impact of contentious hunting practices. Bubbler Talk finds out who’s behind the clever signs you see reminding Wisconsin drivers to be safe on the highways. We’ll share some dos and don’ts of donating to local charities. And we learn about the cultural significance of Japanese cherry blossoms.

We learn about a new right to counsel resolution for people facing eviction in Milwaukee County. Then we speak with filmmaker Camila Guarda about her short documentary The Women and the Sea. We look at a new study that examines how increasing the beaver population on the Milwaukee River could reduce flood damage. Plus, local poet Richard Hedderman talks about his latest collection, “Choosing A Stone.”

We look at the documentary “Two American Families,” recently rereleased on YouTube and talk with one of its subjects: Keith Stanley. We learn about Milwaukee’s first Asian Restaurant Week. Plus, we speak with the writer and director of Cowboys, a modern Western about a father who runs away with his transgender son into the Montana wilderness.

An OBGYN answers many of the common questions about COVID-19 vaccines and pregnancy. We’ll learn about the legal concerns surrounding employer-mandated vaccinations. Then, we’ll look at what it takes for aging athletes like Aaron Rodgers to maintain an elite level of gameplay. Plus, we’ll explore an exhibit at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee called To Paint Is To Live.

We’ll find out what’s next for wolf management in the state of Wisconsin. Then, learn about some of the unusual wild animals you can find in the City of Milwaukee. Bubbler Talk explains why there’s a statue of Ghandi at the Milwaukee County Courthouse. Our series on entrepreneurship, How Did You Do That? Explores how open-source software could help close the digital skills gap. Plus, we’ll tell you about Earlene Fuller, a Milwaukee bowler and designer.

Learn how Take Root Milwaukee is helping non-native English speakers buy their first homes. Then, we’ll look at a project that brought elders and artists together during a time of isolation. We’ll get some tips on how to keep your pets safe in the summer heat. We’ll hear an essay about how difficult it is to safely get rid of a gun. Plus, we’ll speak with a Milwaukee librarian about her summer book recommendation

We look at the rising cases of children with COVID-19 and what we can do to keep them safe. We learn about the legal concerns surrounding employer-mandated vaccinations. Then, talk about the Milwaukee Black Theater Festival and how this year’s theme, “The Strength and Resilience of the Black Woman” is influencing the programming.

The President of We Energies explains the challenges they faced in restoring power to thousands of people after last week’s storms. Then, we speak with the owner of the Cactus Club, a venue now requiring proof of vaccination for all performers and show attendees. We’ll explain how at-home COVID-19 testing works. We’ll tell you about the grand opening of the Preservation of African American Music & Arts center in Milwaukee and learn some history about the Irish in Milwaukee.