Time of year and weather conditions affect how and where to fish for the sought after muskellunge. We talk to a fishing guide about seasonal movement, bait choices, and tools required to reel in the big ones.

You can turn an easy walk into total body exercise with the addition of specially designed walking poles. We talk with the Madison inventor who started this fitness program over 30 years ago and find out how you can add it to your routine.

Two things I'm sure you have in your own house: light bulbs and batteries. We talk about the life cycle and technological advances of those two items, as well as environmental concerns, with an environmental engineer.

We get a big picture view of recycling and how the pandemic has impacted the international industry.

Many gardeners are removing plants from their containers at this time of the year and asking themselves - what should I do with the soil? Our guests from the UW Extension answer that question and also talk about the pros and cons of different types of mulch.

A Wisconsin Children's book expert and librarian joins us to share titles for the kids and teens in your life, whether you're looking for a good gift idea or just adding to a reading list.

For our third installment of The Larry Meiller Book Club we talk with award winning and bestselling author Yaa Gyasi about her most recent novel, Transcendent Kingdom . We'll talk about some themes in the book including addiction, identity seeking and finding balance in religion and science. We look forward to your questions as well.

We talk to a Wisconsin herb specialist and business owner who is passionate about the art and science of herbal wellness about growing herbs and how to use them.

Not all plants and animals are reacting adversely to climate change. We talk to the author of a new book that looks at the ways nature finds to survive.

Do anxious owners make anxious dogs? Or vice versa? We look at what the research says with Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist Patricia McConnell.