It’s not quite time to plant but there is lots to do to get ready for the season. We talk about garden prep, pruning, planting and lawn alternatives.

As many people turn to gardening in this time of isolation, we talk to our home improvement expert about how your garden can help your house. We look at controlling water by controlling slope, drainage and infiltration.

We are in the early stages of spring bird migration in Wisconsin. Our bird expert talks about what species have arrived — mostly waterfowl — and when to expect others to arrive.

If you’ve considered taking up running, this may be the perfect time to start. We talk with a running expert about what you should know before you start. And if you are an experienced runner who wants to improve, we have advice for you too.

Biking is the perfect way to get out of the house. We talk to two experts about what you need to know about getting your bike ready. We also talk about where you can go.

While discovering new books at the library isn't an option for families right now, chances are you have some materials and books around your house that can capture — or even recapture — the attention of the kids in your life. We talk with a children's librarian about using existing resources and books to stay engaged and keep reading.

We love to love libraries, and even though they may be closed during the shelter in place order, libraries are continuing to offer resources to their communities. We hear more about accessing resources and materials from libraries during this time.

More time at home has sparked a growing interest in gardening. We talk about a popular, easy method of growing plants with the inventor of straw bale gardening.

Scammers are taking advantage of fears surrounding the new coronavirus by setting up websites to sell bogus products, and using fake emails, texts, and social media posts. We talk about what you need to know to avoid these scams with our guests from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.

You may be staying home, but our wildlife friends are out and about. We talk about enjoying wildlife, waterfowl activity and other spring-related events brought to you by Mother Nature.