Migrating birds are starting their annual trek south. Our bird expert talks about what birds are making their way through Wisconsin and how to find them. We also talk about nighthawks and chimney swifts.

Poor fundamental motor skills can make it hard for kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder to participate in physical activities. We talk to a professor about his program to help teach parents how to develop these skills in their kids.

Talking to children about racism is important and challenging. We talk with our guest about ways caregivers and teachers can successfully address the topic.

WPR director, Mike Crane, joins us to talk about programming changes and specials, and our upcoming fall membership drive. We're also joined by our source librarian to learn about how our organization has begun tracking demographics of our on-air guests to better represent all kinds of diverse voices.

All of us require maintenance to keep our bodies and minds properly running — the same goes for your computer! We talk about basic things you can do to keep your computer running in tip-top shape, as well as learn about common reasons for why your computer may be running slower than usual.

Recent cool temperatures remind us that fall is on its way. We talk to two gardening experts about what you need to do to prepare your garden and yard. We also discuss bulbs and soil testing.

We are all staying home more, and not having enough space can add to already high stress levels. With many people considering a home addition, we get expert advice about what you should consider before you add on.

Many more people have been taking to our waterways in canoes and kayaks this year. We talk with a paddling expert about places to go and equipment that might help you get there.

Wisconsin is home to many wetlands, some of them have been designated as "Wetlands of International Importance". We talk about the latest wetland to join the list and those that have been added in the past.

Recently released data shows that more Americans are sick than are healthy, largely due to the rise in diet-related illnesses. We talk about what we need to do to make America healthy again.