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We go over the top five research findings of 2022 with the Wisconsin Policy Forum. Then, we learn about the Milwaukee Waters Investigation project and how it will help students learn about the importance of our waterways. We hear how two Milwaukeeans are sharing their love of nature with other Black residents. Plus, look at a documentary that explores the history of Jones Island.

We explore the challenges Milwaukee students face when enrolling in and completing postsecondary education. We examine other times the U.S. Capitol came under threat. We learn about UW-Milwaukee’s plans to become a carbon neutral campus by 2050. We tell you about some of the events happening this month in Milwaukee. Plus, learn how public libraries are adapting to new technology.

Continued nursing shortages and burnout are impacting individuals and families across the region and state. UWM Chancellor Mark Mone and guest Kim Litwack, Dean of the College of Nursing, talk with Ele Ellis about UWM’s role in advancing the nursing professions and the health and well-being of those who need care.

We learn how poll workers are trained and how they’re being kept safe. Capitol Notes looks at what the campaigns are doing in the final days of the race. We speak with Leaders of Kenosha, an organization seeking justice in that community and encouraging residents to vote. Plus, bring you a reading recommendation for Native American Heritage Month in our Book of the Month series.

We hear from Governor Tony Evers about what he plans to do in office, and explore the policy positions of candidate Tim Michels. Then, hear about the increased need for sober living facilities and the kind of support they’re seeking. Plus, we look at a new study that explores what Wisconsin could do to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.

We look at how political attack ads can impact voters and voter turnout. Then, learn how the pandemic impacted student's learning in Wisconsin. We explore a new show called Raghead, inspired by the community impact of the mass shooting at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. We'll learn about the Scorpius or Scorpio zodiac and tell you about the first Black-owned brewery in Wisconsin.

We learn why a local organization is encouraging family members of incarcerated people to vote. We hear from two Marquette University faculty members who are supporting students who led a protest. We speak with Elena Velez, a Milwaukee-born fashion designer. Plus, we visit Forest Home Cemetery to learn about community ofrendas and their upcoming Dia de los Muertos celebrations.

UWM recently released the book, Telling Our Stories: A History of Diversity at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1956-2022. Co-editors Chia Vang, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Professor of History; and David J. Pate, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Social Work join UWM Chancellor Mark Mone and Ele Ellis for this month's Chancellor's Report show. To request a copy of the book, please send an email to: perrymal@uwm.edu.

We look at the results of yesterday’s midterm elections and what they mean for the state moving forward. We also hear from voters about why they showed up to the polls. We learn how a local library system is helping the community to preserve and share their memories. Plus, look at ways we can restore Indigenous histories and identities in Wisconsin.

We learn how comics are being used in medical education and healthcare. We tell you about a plan to address climate change and environmental justice in Milwaukee. We meet the founder and director of the Latino Arts Strings Program. Plus, tell you how to infuse Native American culture into your next trip in Wisconsin.