Do anxious owners make anxious dogs? Or vice versa? We look at what the research says with Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist Patricia McConnell.

If you visit the UW-Madison campus today, you’ll most likely come across Carson Gulley Commons. From 1927 to 1954, Gulley served as the university head chef and was one of the first African Americans to work there. We remember his legacy as a culinary master and media pioneer.

Nothing brings people together like food. We talk to a local author about her new cookbook and how her businesses and the food she served, nourished the people who came.

Santa Claus is back with his toy shop manager Jingle to talk to kids about their Christmas wishes. Children only on this special show.

From Jimmy Buffet to The Kinks musicians have taken advantage of the public's thirst for new holiday songs. We talk about them with our music expert on our Annual Holiday Music Show.

If you’ve got a good pair of gloves and a positive spirit, there’s no shortage of things to do during a Wisconsin winter. The secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism shares her list of upcoming events to beat cabin fever.

About 14-million fish are caught each year during ice fishing season in Wisconsin. One of our resident anglers is back to tell us about this year’s ice fishing season and share some helpful tips.

Every seven minutes, someone in the United States will become blind or visually impaired, says the Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired. We talk about the Council’s resources and advocacy work with the executive director.

More than 12-million Americans aged 40 and over have some level of vision impairment, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. An ophthalmologist joins us to talk all about the eyes — from cataracts to laser surgery.

Physical therapists Jill Thein-Nissenbaum and Lori Thein Brody are back to talk about the effect that low-intensity aerobic dances have on your mood and health.