On a special edition of our Book Club show we hear from many of our regular guests. We asked them for book recommendations, one that relates to their profession and one that doesn’t.

Christmas trees, as we know them, originated in Germany and were brought to the United States by immigrants. Today, climate change is forcing these beloved conifers to adapt in order to survive. We talk with a plant pathologist about the future of the Christmas tree.

Jupiter and Orion are just two of the many objects shining bright in the winter sky. An astronomer visits to tell you what you can see in the celestial sphere. Plus, we learn why light pollution is a problem in outer space.

Most - if not all - Christmas songs have been performed by many different musicians over the years. We compare and contrast different versions with our music expert on our Annual Holiday Music Show.

It’s estimated that up to 80 percent of Americans will experience back or neck pain at some point in their lives. It’s especially common in office workers. Our physical therapists return to tell you what you can do to prevent and treat neck pain — and when it’s time to get help.

You can bring lots of color and scent into your home during the winter with spring bulbs. We talk with horticulture expert Melinda Myers about how to get them to bloom indoors.

Home improvement expert John Freiburger is back with us to share great ideas for gifts for the DIYer in your life. You may want to get some of them for yourself too!

It’s never too late to do something about climate change, says author Lawrence MacDonald. We talk with MacDonald about his book “Am I Too Old to Save the Planet? A Boomer’s Guide to Climate Action,” where he outlines the small and big steps people can take to confront the issue.

Two out of five adults are expected to develop type 2 diabetes during their lifetime, according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. A La Crosse-based diabetes educator joins us to talk about diabetes prevention and self-care.

It’s the season for gift giving, and that means many people will be looking to purchase the newest technology. One of our tech experts is back to help you pick out the best gadgets for your loved ones. Plus, tips on buying a new smartphone.