Kristin Brey opens the show with the newest entry into Wisconsin’s governor’s race — Greater Milwaukee Committee President Joel Brennan — before diving into a headline grabbing story: a Campbell’s vice president fired after a secretly recorded rant about “bioengineered meat.” Kristin explores America’s dependence on ultra-processed foods and whether lawsuits like San Francisco’s new case against major food companies could force real change.

She then shifts to another consumer controversy: personal dynamic pricing. A new report shows people are being charged different prices for the same order on apps like Instacart. Kristin breaks down how it works, what it means for shoppers, and how to avoid getting price-tested.

In City Stories, Urban Milwaukee’s Jeramey Jannene joins to talk about:
-A Frank Lloyd Wright home becoming a new museum
-Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s weakened influence
-The expanding Powerline Trail
-PFAS lawsuits
-And concerns over surveillance tech used by the Sheriff’s Department.
-And more!