Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers is back with the impact of tourism on the Wisconsin economy. Then we take a look at how Wisconsin firefighters are addressing shortages.

Recent research took a look at what is better for lower back pain – exercise or being sedentary. Our PT experts are back to talk about the results. And then […]

Gardeners are always looking for ways to get more from their garden – whether more yield, a longer season, or adding native plants to attract more pollinators. We talk about […]

Wisconsin registered home inspector John Freiburger is back to talk about flooding, leaking and excess water in the home. Then, we learn more about the Harry Whitehorse International Wood Sculpture […]

Tech and environment merge on the show. We talk about using acoustic telemetry to keep track of fish in the Great Lakes. And we look at how the state’s new […]

First, Dr. David Gamm joins us to tell us about the latest research in eye health. Then, we learn more about organ donation from surgeon Dr. Ty Dunn, kidney donor […]

Summer is a great time to relax with a good book. Daniel Goldin is back with his list of books from around the world. And then at 12:30 Bassam Shakhashiri […]

Are your plants getting too big for their beds? We talk with gardening expert Lis Friemoth about how to divide and care for perennials and shrubs.

We talk with Mike Beno, editor of Our Wisconsin, about the June/July issue. Then, Kenneth Chris Gass and Scott Schaefer join us to share what our state looked like millions […]

Wildlife specialist David Drake is back to update us on wildlife news. Then we talk about wood turtles and other Wisconsin turtle species.