Some insects seek out the warmth of our homes, others are hitchhikers that come in with Christmas trees and plants. Our entomologist talks about how to manage those critters and what to do about ants in your house.

Books are a traditional holiday gift. We talk with a local bookseller about which ones may be perfect for the book lover on your list or for you.

How's your home office and computer space treating you? We talk about small ways to improve your work space that could make a big difference, tips for buying tech gifts that are trustworthy and learn more about how technology is being used to track the coronavirus spread from our tech expert.

Whether you’re a novice or an experienced gardener, you can always learn new things. We talk about the educational opportunities available through the UW-Extension’s Green Thumb Gardening Classes.

Heat loss in your home is due to air movement. We talk with an expert about how to reduce air loss and lower your utility bills.

Telescopes are a great gift but there are other items that your favorite astronomer may like too. We look at those items and talk about what to expect when you look up at the night sky in the coming months.

We talk turkey — and pheasant and elk — with our guest, a nationally-recognized culinary instructor. He specializes in using wild game in familiar recipes.

We take a look at what’s going on in Wisconsin sports with our WPR sports reporter. We talk with her about the latest news from the Packers, Bucks, college teams and get a wrap-up on the golf season. We also look at the challenge of scheduling during the pandemic.

Lacrosse is Wisconsin’s fastest growing sport but it’s been played here for hundreds of years. We talk about the history of the sport, the fundamentals of play and why it has become more popular.

WPR director, Mike Crane, joins us to talk about programming changes and specials, and our recent membership drive.