The Wisconsin Historical Society is refining how it tells the state's native history. We talk with their liaison about what that effort entails.

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.

Wetlands legislation involving hydrologic restoration is currently moving through the state legislature. We talk about it and discuss the upcoming Wetlands Science Conference.

Recently, 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.

The Weather Guys are back to talk about how 5G wireless could impact weather forecasting. We’ll also talk about winter weather to come and whether we might see another polar vortex.

We talk about what a biorefinery would look like and learn just how microbes can convert plant matter into products we use every day.

Fluctuating winter temperatures can take a toll on perennials. We talk about what you can do to lessen the risk, how to select the right seeds and plants for your garden and what to do if you didn’t get your bulbs in the ground last fall.

The green and gold just missed the Super Bowl but lots of fans will still be watching. We talk about using your grill to create some yummy appetizers for you watch party.

Among those 65 and older, Wisconsin has the highest death-rate due to falls in the entire country. We talk about ways to reduce risk through assessments, home modifications and other practices.

Conditions along the Mississippi is changing, our guest - the editor of Big River magazine - says it’s time to adjust our attitudes and prepare for it. We talk about how to stay safe fishing on the new-normal ice and look at other ways to adjust and go with the flow.