We talk with the author of a book that details the great Scandinavian Diaspora, and tackles the common misconceptions of the infamous Viking existence. We explore how the Scandinavian experience has universal meaning, and how the Vikings and their descendants shaped history and America.

Many people find themselves alone later in life, whether from the loss of a spouse, a divorce or having always been alone, maybe with a little curiosity for what else is out there. We talk to a guest who says finding companionship and intimacy at an older age is definitely possible.

There's a lot of guidance for younger people when it comes to lifelong romantic relationships — but what comes later in life? We talk with two married psychologists about the unique challenges that couples over the age of 50 often experience and how to strengthen and reconstruct your own relationship in the "bonus years".

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

Next year marks the 10th anniversary of one of Wisconsin’s largest butterfly garden facilities. We speak with a co-founder of the Friends of Butterfly Gardens, a nonprofit based in Appleton.

Our fourth Book Club book combines travel, memoir, science, and monarch butterflies. We talk with the author about her over 10,000 mile journey and how it changed her.

Is “Die Hard” a Christmas movie because it takes place at Christmas? Is a song a Christmas song because it mentions Christmas? We talk about it with our music expert as we discuss some obscure and some not-so-obscure holiday music.

The holidays can be filled with festive fun but also hazards for your pets. We talk with a veterinarian about keeping your pet safe at this time of the year and what to do if Santa leaves a puppy under your tree.

The biopsychosocial approach to treating patients is about how biology, psychology, and social factors contribute to health and pain. We talk with two physical therapists about this different approach to addressing chronic pain, and muscle aches.

At this time of the year many gardeners turn their attention to indoor plants. We talk with an expert about what you need to provide to keep them healthy - and the right light is key.