Many factors influence plant disease in a given year, especially weather. We talk to the Director of the Plant Disease Diagnostics Clinic at UW-Madison about this year’s most prevalent problems.

Now is the perfect time to get your home ready for winter. We talk about what tasks should be on your fall checklist with our home improvement specialist.

"Outdoor Wisconsin" host Dan Small is back to update us on this year’s deer hunt. He’ll talk about helping novices get started in the sport with a mentored hunt, why copper bullets outperform lead, and look at updates to state rules and regulations.

Creating gardens based on nature has become more common recently, but our guest has been doing it for more than six decades. We talk with him about what inspires him and why these landscapes are especially important going forward.

Death rates are declining for many cancers but for those with pancreatic cancer rates are increasing. We talk with a specialist about why this cancer is so deadly, and what is on the horizon when it comes to research, early detection, and new therapies.

Research is showing stress levels are up and many adults are having problems making even basic decisions - now add the holidays. We talk with a psychologist about how to cope and find ways to enjoy this time of the year.

Electronics are always a popular item to buy for gifts during the holiday season. We talk with our tech expert about how to safely navigate black Friday deals and what kinds of items might appear on your friends and loved ones wishlists this year.

You don’t have to buy lots of bulbs to make a big impact in your garden this spring. We talk about how placement and color can make a difference. We also look at cutting back perennials and mowing leaves.

For those in the market to buy or build a house, the last year has been a challenging time. We talk with a real estate law expert who helps us weigh the risks and benefits of becoming a home owner right now.

Fall is in full swing! We talk about hunting season, elk spotting, apps you can use to identify animals, plants and other natural sightings outside with our outdoor guests.