The latest Christmas Bird Count has just concluded. We talk with our wildlife experts about some of the most interesting birds that were found. We also look at bird feeding dos and don’ts, and how to plant a wildlife-friendly landscape.

What started as a lark during the pandemic lockdown has turned into a worldwide social media phenomenon. We talk to the man behind the popular Olive and Mabel videos about how he created them and his relationship with his two Labs.

The game of curling made its way to the United States in the early 1800’s and has flourished in Wisconsin. We learn the basics of the sport with a representative from the United States Curling Association and an Olympic athlete. We also talk with our WPR sports reporter about the Packers, the playoffs and MVP possibilities.

DNA kits are popular gifts over the holiday season. And since the pandemic, many people are spending more time researching their families. We talk to an expert about the DNA testing process, understanding your results and ways to connect with your matches.

It's a new year, which means it's a good time to check up on your financial health. We talk with a financial advisor about what you need to consider when it comes to your investments, and what to expect from the economy in the upcoming months.

We discuss compact plants and how their small stature can help solve garden problems, especially when space and time are limited. Suggestions include edibles, flowering and fruiting trees and shrubs, evergreens and perennials.

It seems like we sign a lot of releases these days but should we? We talk with an attorney about what to know before and after you sign one. We also take a look at small claims court and when it’s the best option for resolving a dispute.

What separates us from other animals? Not much, according to our guest. We look at what we humans and animals share in building community, expressing feelings and intelligence.

Sometimes a canoe trip is more than just a canoe trip. We talk to a Wisconsin author about his book and his journey on the “round river” to find connections between disparate things.

After a video of a dog who learned to “talk” to her owner went viral, we look at the method that was used and talk about other ways animals communicate with us. We also talk about adding another adult dog to your family.