30 JUN 2024 · Robin is joined by UW-Madison entomologist PJ Liesch to talk about cicadas, spongy moths, Japanese beetles, Asian ladybeetles, and the scorpion.

16 JUN 2024 · In the wake of the charges against the warden and 8 others at the Waupan Correction Institution related to prisoner deaths, Robin talks with Waupan Mayor Rohn Bishop about the history of the town, the prison, and his concerns over the charges and the prison's future. 

9 JUN 2024 · Robin talks with Forum regular Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Law School Poll, about the recent criminal complaint filing by AG Josh Kaul against three men regarding the alleged unappointed electors conspiracy in 2020.

26 MAY 2024 · Robin sits down with Staff Sergeant Derek Ruck to talk about his experience as part of the Army National Guard.

12 MAY 2024 · In the wake of several Wisconsin dog breeders appearing on the Humane Society of the United State's Horrible Hundred List, Robin talks with Alexis Bell, Research Analyst at Bailing out Benji, an Iowa-based nonprofit organization dedicated to ending puppy mill cruelty.

5 MAY 2024 · Robin talks with Dr. Stephanie Schauer, Immunization Program Manager with Wisconsin's Department of Health, about measles, it's resurgence, and what can be done about it.  The also cover whooping coughing, rubella, and other infectious (but preventable) diseases. 

28 APR 2024 · With School Library Month, National Library Week, and National Librarian Day all being in April, Robin sits down with Liz Boyd, marketing specialist for Madison Public Library, to talk about all that the city libraries have to offer. 

14 APR 2024 · Robin talks with Don Gorske, also known as the Big Mac Guy - the man who hold the Guinness World Record for Most McDonald's Big Macs eaten - about his life, work, and love of Big Macs.

7 APR 2024 · Robin talks with Mike Sturm, landscape architect with the City of Madison Parks Department, about the Lake Monona Waterfront Plan.

24 MAR 2024 · March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, so Robin talks with Dr. Dustin Deming, a medical oncologist and laboratory researcher at UW Health's Carbone Cancer Center, whose focus on gastrointestinal cancers became intensely personal after he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer himself.