A roundtable on the federal budget proposal that would slash up to $2.3 trillion to Medicaid funding and how this would impact Wisconsin.

Host Allen Ruff talks to Ric Urrutia about the importance of worker generated research and the connection between labor and solidarity movements.

On todays show, host Ali Muldrow speaks with Derek Black whose new book, Dangerous Learning: The Souths Long War on Black Literacy, traces Black literacy between the American Revolution and Reconstr

On todays pre-recorded show, host Sara Gabler speaks with two journalists covering religion and American politics, Phoebe Petrovic and Sarah McCammon.

Guests Jodie Castaneda and Addie Costello talk about issues older adults face related to transportation, isolation, changes to local funding and Medicare, and more.

On todays show host Esty Dinur is joined by Professor Ilan Papp, an Israeli historian, political scientist, and former politician.

Howard Schweber speaks with Chali Pittman about the separation of powers, the courts, the administrative state, and more.

Ganesh Sitaraman explains why flying is so miserable from the era of regulation of the industry to Congresss bailout of the airlines during the COVID pandemic.

To talk about the corporate university under Trump, Douglas Haynes is joined by Becky Dolhinow, Mike Gavin, and David Schultz.

Rebecca John discusses her reporting which uncovered how Big Oil denied that burning fossil fuel contributed to the climate crisis.