This time of year, you might be busy raking leaves or refilling your bird feeder. Our wildlife experts are back to talk about environmentally-friendly lawn care, plus wildlife populations.

The Houston Astros are playing the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2022 baseball World Series. We talk with a baseball writer about the playoffs, changes coming to Major League Baseball and the Brewers.

The Mosquito Bowl was a football game played between Marines training in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. We talk with the author of a book about the life and death of the Marines who played in the Mosquito Bowl.

A lightning bolt can heat its path through the air to five times hotter than the sun’s surface. We talk about this thrilling hazard with the Weather Guys.

The changing leaves we see around this time each year have a lot to do with chemistry. We talk about the science behind the fall foliage — and more — with an emeritus professor of chemistry at UW-Madison.

Fresh herbs have many uses and growing most of them isn’t too difficult. Our guest from the Olbrich Botanical Gardens talks about how to be successful, even when you are limited by time, space, or experience.

The holiday season is coming up and that means lots of food preparation! We talk to a couple of grillologists about how to mix it up and maybe make it easier by using your grill to cook.

A simple DNA test can help you find your ancestors and it may reveal some surprises. We talk with an expert about what to do with the information you find.

If you’ve lived in Wisconsin for long, you’re probably familiar with the walleye. Maybe you have a story about catching a monster while ice fishing. Or it could be your favorite to eat during a fish fry. We learn more about the icon from a fisheries biologist and lake ecology scientist.

Wisconsin crane populations have recovered dramatically from what they once were. We talk about a festival celebrating how far conservationists have come and the work left ahead.