First, we talk about the book “Wisconsin Harbor Towns” with travel writer Lori Helke. Then, we get advice on cruises and tropical vacations with Kari Mullikin, a travel agent and […]

Physical therapists Lori Thein Brody and Jill-Thein Nissenbaum tell us how to avoid and treat muscle imbalance. Then we talk to psychiatrist and author Dr. Norman Rosenthal about his 40 […]

We’ll talk about late fall garden tasks with Laura Jull. Then Melinda Myers will give us tips on planting bulbs in pots.

We talk about the best way to build or renovate a home with Ian Schwandt, production manager at TDS Custom Construction, and Chad Speight, a regular guest. Then, a discussion […]

Four writers discuss hunting and other issues involving the Department of Natural Resources. Then, wildlife ecologist Stan Temple returns with a new Wisconsin phenology calendar.

First, we talk about pancreas cancer treatments and support with oncologist Dr. Monica Patel and Kathe Blakeslee, a member of the Pancreas Cancer Task Force. Then, we talk about aging […]

We talk about the pros and cons of ambient computing with Beth D’Angelo, a UW-Madison IT specialist. Then, UW-Madison researcher Steven Karlen explains his team’s new method of making products, […]

As our growing season is ending we get into the weeds with two authors. First we’ll talk about using the power of science to produce healthier fruit and veggies. And […]

First, we talk with Chefs Luke Zahm and Patrick O’Halloran about cooking for Thanksgiving. Then, Christopher Kimball stops by to talk about his latest cookbook called “Milk Street: Bakes.”

We talk about deer, bears, bats and future conservation hall of famers with Scott Craven. Then, a major sauerkraut producer increases its stakes in the state, and we talk about […]