China's espionage activity against the United States has stolen sensitive technologies, including artificial intelligence and hypersonic missiles, and has embedded malware in critical infrastructure, posing a significant threat to national security. Experts warn that this theft has enabled China to close the gap with the US in sensitive sectors and has laid the foundation for a potential kinetic conflict. The US must take steps to protect its economic security, including strengthening its cybersecurity and reframing how it thinks about economic security as a national security issue. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the threat of China's espionage and its impact on national security, with a focus on the theft of American secrets and the consequences of China's actions. The discussion also touches on the importance of Taiwan and the potential for conflict between China and the US. Additionally, the conversation covers the issue of immigration and refugees, including the fraud and terrorism concerns surrounding the resettlement of Afghan refugees in the US. [... more]

Bart Winkler discusses the current state of the Packers and Badgers football teams, focusing on quarterback Jordan Love and the challenges faced by Wisconsin under coach Luke Fickell in the competitive Big Ten conference. [... more]

Jake Kokorowski, founder of Badger Observer, discusses his new publication covering Wisconsin Badgers football and volleyball, the challenges of recruiting in the era of NIL and the transfer portal, and his experiences as a sports journalist. [... more]

A small town in Texas celebrates its turkey farming heritage with a unique festival, while a musician finds solace in music after losing his voice and his mother to addiction. Through creative expression, they both find a way to heal and cope with their pain, building bridges to hope and happiness. [... more]

In this episode, we explore the story of Cuero, Texas, a small town known as the Turkey capital of the world, where a unique festival called Turkey Trot was held every few years. We also hear from Donald Sturm, a successful businessman who was inspired by his father's struggles as an immigrant, and Tina Ramirez, a passionate advocate for religious freedom, who founded the nonprofit organization Hardwired to promote human rights and dignity around the world. [... more]