This is the perfect time to do pruning on most trees and shrubs. We talk with two experts about what to know before you start. We also look at the damage winter salting can do to gardens.

Remodeling a home can be a daunting task. We talk with two experts about which projects can add value to your home and how to set a budget. We also look at energy efficient technologies.

There are a number of national wildlife refuges in Wisconsin. We talk about the Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge that straddles the Wisconsin - Illinois border, what it took to designate the land, how it works, and what it brings to the surrounding communities.

Participation in outdoor sports continues to rise. We talk about what you need to know before hitting the trails with snowshoes. We also look at the upcoming paddling season.

Ear infections are more likely to happen during the winter months, according to the National Library of Medicine. We talk with an ENT about different treatments, including home remedies.

UW-Madison researchers have developed a ‘futuristic bandage,’ that can heal a wound four times faster than a standard dressing. We talk with the creators about how it works and what its future could look like in the medical world.

We explore the powerful bonds between mothers and daughters. Our guest is the author of a collection of short stories that are interconnected by one family.

At-home genetic testing kits, like AncestryDNA and 23andMe, are a popular way to trace family history. An expert from the Wisconsin Historical Society shares tools that are available to find our ancestors.

Seed shortages are still a problem in the gardening industry. We talk with the founder of Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds about what his company is doing to meet the demands. We also look at new seed varieties from around the world.

In 2021, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection received 11,750 consumer complaints. The state agency compiled a list of the top ten complaints. Our guests explain.