In the second half of the 19th century immigrants from Norway, Sweden and Denmark settled in the upper Midwest. We discuss Wisconsin’s part of that history and how it impacts our modern culture. We also get tips on doing genealogical research for Scandinavian ancestry.

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.

We go to space! Two astronomers guide us through the mind-boggling scale of the universe. They also share what to look up for in Wisconsin's night sky and ways to enhance your stargazing experience.

It can sometimes be difficult for veterinarians to diagnose health issues in large animals. We learn about new technology that’s making changes for vets and their animal patients. We also discuss proper care of a number of large animals, from horses to sheep!

Does it seem to you that summers feel more humid? Winters less snowy? Spring less ... fresh? We piece together your observations with the science to better understand what's happening with our four seasons as we have come to know them.

Warming temperatures, changing rainfall, rising sea level, and dangerous levels of humidity are just a few elements that are shaking up the way Americans live. We talk with a climate-focused economist about how these changes might drive Americans to move from their homes to other parts of the US and if a climate change-resistant city really exists.

Timing is important when it comes to a prairie garden. We talk with our native gardening expert about what should be on your fall maintenance checklist, including seeding and transplanting. We also get some advice on no-mow lawns.

As summer travel season is in full swing and folks are taking their cars on the road we discuss vehicle maintenance. We focus on oil changes and learn about the pros and cons of both conventional and synthetic oil.

We check in with an entomologist about swarming ants, fall webworms and other late season defoliators. We also preview what to expect this year from Magnolia scale. And we discuss the effect of recent hot and humid conditions throughout the state on insects.

There’s a lot going on in the world right now, and many of these events directly impact the economy. We talk with a financial advisor about what to consider when it comes to your investments, and what to expect from the economy in the coming months.