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We learn how people in Wisconsin are being trained for green jobs. We remember WUWM’s first general manager. We talk to a children's book author. Bubbler Talk looks into what happened to the animatronic bear orchestra at the former Grand Avenue Mall. Plus, Sounds Like Milwaukee.

We learn about the DNR’s plan for wolf management in the state and how people are reacting to it. We learn about the House of History, a project dedicated to sharing local Black LGBTQ+ history. We look at the science and psychology behind a free throw. We tell you about the Moon Festival celebration coming up in Milwaukee. Plus, Bubbler Talk looks into the legend of a haunted radio in a West Allis bar.

We explore why a Milwaukee County transportation service for people with disabilities ended last month. Then, we learn about Present Music’s upcoming performance. We break down the cultural significance of trashy films. Plus, dig into the history of Milwaukee’s Jones Island.

We speak with MATC president Vicki Martin about what she hopes her legacy is after a decade of leading the school. Then, we learn about some haunted parks and cemeteries in Milwaukee Plus, hear some new songs from local musicians in this month’s Milwaukee Music Roundup.

The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is an unprecedented $40 million, 5-year partnership. WUWM David Lee discusses with Marquette president Mike Lovell and Anju Gupta, Vice President, Data Science and Analytics, Northwestern Mutual.

A Milwaukee native shares her experience with mental health struggles and how she helps others. We hear one woman’s story of healing through nature at the Milwaukee Domes. We speak with a TikTok personality, Trans Handy Ma'am and look back at the time Oriental Drugs was open on Farwell and North in Milwaukee.

We learn how Flight for Life works to keep the community safe. Then, we look at restoration plans for one of Milwaukee’s industrial hotspots. We also learn about the making of the 1950 film “Summer Stock.” Plus, we share a new family recipe with you.

We look at how the DNR is balancing tribal traditions with science in its wolf management. Then, we hear from a Milwaukee judge who was part of the first generation of kids desegregating a southern school district. We learn how an augmented reality training tool can help people treat concussions. Plus, we look at Milwaukee’s history with Cream City brick.

We look at a report on how gerrymandering has historically been used for political gains. Then, a new edition of Capitol Notes. We also hear from one of Milwaukee’s female arborists and learn about First Stage’s new play “Dream, Quickie! Dream!”. Plus, we learn why pull tabs are popular in Wisconsin bars.

We celebrate Milwaukee Central Library’s 125th anniversary. Then, we learn about Organic Valley and how they support organic farmers. We learn how to pair Latin dance with songs. Plus, hear from the filmmakers behind The League to learn about the legacy and impact of the Negro League.