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Wisconsin is the best state in the country for public golf courses, according to a new ranking by the magazine Golf Digest, which also touts Kohler's Whistling Straights as the nation's fourth best public course.

We talk with leaders of the Poor People's Campaign about their advocacy for low-income voters. Then, the head of Milwaukee County's Community Reintegration Center discusses services for incarcerated people. Then, a panel of researchers and providers review care for neurodivergent people in Wisconsin.

A Republican state legislator discusses a bill that would ban doe hunting in northern Wisconsin. Then, we recap recent state politics news with a panel of reporters. Then, a maritime archaeologist talks about preserving shipwrecks. Then, an actor and a director of an a cappella production discuss their work.

The head of a Wisconsin-based health insurance cooperative talks about plans to partner with an Ohio-based company. Then, we hear from two Junior Iditarod mushers about their experiences in this year's race. Then, “The Morning Show” invites listeners to offer ideas for future programs.

A Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources scientist explains how climate change is threatening walleye and what people can do about it

Wisconsin is adopting its biggest change to walleye fishing regulations since the 1940s.

We talk about hearing loss and a new study showing its prevalence in rural areas. Then, a leader of The Alumni Resource Center and a pair of ability ambassadors overview a project to promote workplace accessibility. Then, we hear from the author of “The New Art of Coffee: From Morning Cup to Caffeine Cocktail” about […]

The head of a UW-Madison lab talks about new research of Down syndrome. Then, the Appleton-based writer of “Ask Jean” shares moving tips for older adults. Then, we talk with a pair of Wisconsin detectorists about their hobby, free services and community.

We talk with a leader and sponsor of Literacy Network about the organization's legacy and its 50th anniversary this year. Then, a Wisconsin speech pathologist explains ways to treat vocal cord dysfunction. Then, a Michigan author discusses his latest book on travel highlights in the Upper Peninsula.

A longtime seed saver says seed libraries help build garden communities as well as expand produce varieties.