The power of Big Tech has been challenged in federal court. What could that mean for competition and privacy online? Then, we talk about the 20th anniversary of The Great […]

Wisconsin registered home inspector John Freiburger is back to talk about flooding, leaking and excess water in the basement. Then, we cover boater’s safety with Lieutenant Darren Kuhn of the […]

Two UW-Extension wildlife specialists spotlight several Wisconsin species impacted by warmer and wetter weather. Then we talk to the author of a book about how a trail project united a […]

On this sports show, it’s all about outstanding athletes. First, we talk about Special Olympics Wisconsin with president and CEO Chad Hershner and athlete leader Brittany Wilson. Then, Team USA […]

A Wisconsin estate planner joins us to talk about the importance of writing your will and medical directives. Then, Oconomowoc celebrates the 85th anniversary of “The Wizard of Oz” premiering […]

We talk with Vijai Pandian about his latest research on growing blueberries. And then we get tips from Chris Hendrickson about how to keep containers looking good all season long.

Michelle Reinen of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection joins us again to talk about the latest scams her department is investigating. Plus, Jeremy Lyon joins to cover […]

This time of year, bird watchers see far more birds than they can identify. Bird expert Bill Volkert offers his help. Then, Curbside Bicycles owner Ian Oestreich provides tuneups, repair […]

First, we hear about the book “Killed by a Traffic Engineer” from author and traffic engineer Wes Marshall. Then, we learn about rail travel from travel agent Carole Burns.

New geological research is shedding light on how glacial events transformed the Lower St. Croix River Valley. Then, the Weather Guys discuss just how hot and wet it’s been this […]