Planting season is finally here. Before you get those trees, shrubs and perennials in the ground make sure you know how to plant them correctly.

Playing games has been important to many cultures throughout human history. We look at seven different games, how they were developed and why we play them.

Centuries ago, German and English settlers brought cribbage, euchre and sheepshead to Wisconsin. We talk with two avid card players about their love for the games today.

Weather can affect wildlife in many different ways. We talk about the impact of our cold spring and look at spring gardening with wildlife in mind, frog calls and citizen science opportunities.

A majority of journalists and commentators working in sports media are men. We talk about the effort to support young women entering the field.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the landmark Title IX gender equity legislation becoming law. We look at what effect it has had on women’s sports and talk about one of the movement’s leaders, Kit Saunders-Nordeen, the first director of women’s athletics at the University of Wisconsin.

"Our Wisconsin" celebrates what makes the state so special. Join us as we talk to the editor of the magazine about a long-time bus driver who’s helped generations of West Salem kids get to and from school. Plus we'll hear about wild asparagus, controlled prairie burns and more.

If you have been thinking of adding native plants to your garden now is the perfect time. We talk with an expert about how to choose, plant and care for natives.

Caring for a parent is or will be a reality for many children. We talk with the author of a new book that honestly and heartbreakingly documents his experience caring for his mother for over ten years.

We look at how gardening can improve your mental and physical health. Our guest is a horticultural therapist whose new book shares stories of positivity and plants.