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We learn about the future of heatwaves in the Milwaukee area. Then, chat with an organization about how they’re preserving and advancing Milwaukee-area neighborhoods. Plus, we explore the incomplete picture we have of one of the most famous figures in American history: Rosa Parks.

We learn how the Hmong American Women’s Association is working to address systemic and interpersonal gender-based violence in the community. Then, look at a program at Marquette that's helping people on the spectrum navigate college and get to graduation. Our Dig In! series explores some of the many events coming to Alice’s Garden and the Fondy Food Center. Plus, hear new, local music in this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We learn how a recent ruling from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals could reshape the federal government as we know it. Then, learn how the national baby formula shortage is impacting the mental health of mothers. We look at a documentary that explores how three strangers in Milwaukee became connected through a weekend of gun violence. Plus, as we gear up for Memorial Day weekend, we learn some tips and tricks for grilling out.

We look at a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that will impact who is allowed to possess a gun. Then during Period Poverty Awareness week, we learn what the Milwaukee Diaper Mission is doing to address the issue. We get tips on how to keep pests out of our yards, while encouraging pollinators. Plus, share the story of Gertie the duck: what she brought to the city and why she has her own statue on the Wisconsin Avenue bridge.

We learn about the potential for Milwaukee to host the Republican National Convention and hear about the concerns and possible benefits. Then, hear from a same-sex couple about their journey to becoming parents. Plus, we look at some of the best patios, food trucks, and drink trends that summer has to offer in Milwaukee.

We’ll learn about monkeypox, how it’s spread, and how to stay safe from infection. We’ll tell you about the Wisconsin town of Lake Ivanhoe and why it’s being recognized as a historical marker. We’ll speak with comedian and actor Tig Notaro. Plus, we’ll tell you about an organization training doulas to support Black and brown pregnant people.

We recap yesterday’s partisan primary election and looking ahead to the midterms. Then, learn about an on-going project by the Pfister’s Artist-in-Residence, with pieces inspired by the hotel’s guests. We look at Milwaukee’s Climate and Equity Plan and how people can help make it a reality.

We look at the candidates who advanced in Wisconsin’s primary election in Capitol Notes. Then, we learn how redesigning streets could improve road safety in Milwaukee. We speak with the Wisconsin Bike Federation about its push for more bike and pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods. Plus, Bubbler Talk explores the Milwaukee origins of the ZIP file format and its fight for supremacy in the emerging field of data compression.

We learn about an effort to map out racism in real estate in Milwaukee County. Then, look at the history and future of Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood. Plus, take a trip to Milwaukee's largest hip-hop collection.

We look at the state of the COVID-19 pandemic and what you need to know to keep you and your kids safe. Then, we get a picture of the future of Milwaukee’s performing arts community and the challenges that lie ahead. Plus, highlight some local, independent pharmacies and explore what they mean to the community.