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We look at the impact of climate change on the Great Lakes and what it’s going to cost. Then, learn about the green burial process and what you should know if you’re considering one. Then, we look at why women are missing from Milwaukee’s street names. Plus, we explore the legend behind the Pfister Hotel ghost and find out who the spirit might be.

We’ll learn about an effort to map out racism in real estate in Milwaukee County. Then Judge Derek Mosley shares his top food recommendations, including his new favorite coffee spot: Pilcrow Coffee.We take a look back at the time Oriental Drugs was open on Farwell and North in Milwaukee and what it meant to the community. Plus, have the latest in our Book of the Month series with the Milwaukee Public Library.

We look at the rising rate of suicide among Black Americans and specifically, Black children. Capitol Notes digs into Wisconsin Republicans’ lawsuit challenging a get out the vote effort in the City of Milwaukee. Plus, our Book of the Month series gets a recommendation to get you in the mood for scary season.

We get some advice on how to vote in tomorrow’s partisan primary election. Capitol Notes explores some of the biggest races in the election. Then, we learn about mindful drinking as more quality options for low and no-proof drinks continue to grow.

We discuss the importance of civility and how it can be achieved through building better relationships. Then, look at a documentary that explores how three strangers in Milwaukee became connected through a weekend of gun violence. Plus, learn about Escuela Verde Newline Community Cafe, a place for young people to learn life skills.

We break down why LGBTQ people are three times more likely to be incarcerated than the general population. Then, look at a new book that explores the relationship between Wisconsin and Mexican farmers. We speak with the designers behind the new Milwaukee Public Museum building and learn about their inspiration is. Plus, hear some new, local songs in this month's Milwaukee Music Roundup.

We look at how new regulations around drop boxes and absentee ballots are impacting Wisconsin voters with disabilities. Then, speak with a judge turned author about how his experience in environmental law influenced his first book. Plus, Bubbler Talk looks at the origins of the lion statues outside the Zeidler Building in downtown Milwaukee.

We hear from two Black Milwaukeeans who are sharing their love of nature with the community. Then, we look at a book on diversity, equity, and inclusion work and how it can help both employees and employers. Plus, learn how a UW-Milwaukee student made his dreams come true, by becoming a Mars rover operator.

We hear how healthcare providers are navigating care post Roe and how Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban law has created confusion for doctors. Then, Capitol Notes looks at loan forgiveness, the anniversary of unrest in Kenosha, and Governor Tony Evers’ plan to cut taxes. We learn about some of the new restaurants that have opened in Milwaukee and why some old, favorites have closed.

We learn about a program helping local families buy homes in Milwaukee. Then, look at how public libraries are adapting and adding new digital educational resources. We learn about the constellation Virgo, ahead of show at the planetarium. Plus, hear new local music in the latest Milwaukee Music Roundup.