Ever enjoy an old-fashioned root beer?  Chances are, if you had one, you'd remember.  Join us as we discuss the ingredients that made these drinks a favorite among pioneers and settlers.  

Join us as we discuss the history of the Harford Fair as well as events and activities taking place at the fair this year.

It's a common theme on the show... You know, invasives.  Join us this week as we discuss the Gypsy Moth and its destructive habits. You may even learn how it arrived in the United States! (Hint: It may have to do with a super soft material)

Over the course of the last couple of months, a mysterious illness has been sweeping through the songbird population in the Mid-Atlantic states.  The illness has baffled scientists and has sent experts scrambling to issue recommendations to the general public to help reduce the chances of the illness spreading further within the bird population.  Join us as we discuss what IS known about the illness so far and how you can help songbirds in your backyard.

Throughout history, no creature has more profoundly affected the human race. Join us as we discuss one of the most hated organisms that show their face during the summer season and find out how you can combat this unwanted pest.

You can't be everywhere, right?  With the recent advancement of trail cams, you almost can!  Join us as we discuss what to look for when buying a trail cam and hear about our very own experiences with trail cams in the past year. 

Join us as we discuss this invasive aquatic weed taking over waterways in the northeast.  Learn about its range, how it spreads, and how to get rid of it.  We also discuss ways you can help researchers map this plant while winning some cool aquatic gear!

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As things get back to normal at the Susquehanna County Conservation District, we have again hired a summer intern to spend the summer learning about each program offered by the Conservation District.  Join us as we talk with Garrett and find out what led to his interest in the outdoors and why he wants to pursue a career in geology.

You've walked past them, you've most likely inhaled them, and they've been around longer than all of us.  Join us as we discuss a plant that hung out with the dinosaurs.