You can’t garden without seeds — but where do all those seeds come from and how are they developed? We talk about the SeedLinked program and how you can help growers select, and researchers improve, seeds.

A Wisconsin theater company has been teaching local students literacy skills through theater for the last ten years. We talk about the program, who it reaches and how things changed because of the pandemic.

Vegetables are often the stars of our plates these days. Much of the credit for this change goes to our guest, chef and cookbook writer Deborah Madison. We talk about her memoir and how vegetables became such a part of her life.

Our guests from the International Crane Foundation talk about re-opening their center in Baraboo, the passing of the first whooping crane born at the facility, and the return of cranes to the state.

We check in on Wisconsin’s west coast with the editor of "Big River" magazine. We hear about the Prairie Moon Nursery — a source for native seeds, learn about the Prairie Island Indian Community and look at Black settlers in the Driftless area.

Your 2020 tax returns are due on April 15. Do you have yours finished? We check in with our tax expert for last-minute advice and clarifications.

We talk with our physical therapists guests about common aches, pains and ailments related to hands, fingers and wrists.

Many gardeners grow herbs but few tackle spices. We talk to a gardener who explains how you can grow many of your own spices, no matter where you live.

Companion planting has been around for a very long time. We talk to the author of a new book that looks at the science behind these combos and why partnering can improve your garden.

We all know the importance of efficient heating and cooling but proper ventilation and maintaining healthy indoor air quality are also key to a comfortable home. We talk with our experts about good HVAC practices and the latest trends and technologies in the field.