Good soil is the foundation of a great garden. We talk about why adding more organic matter and disturbing the soil as little as possible, is the best way to healthier soil and fewer weeds.

Even in the winter, it's important to watch for water damage around the house. We talk about the problems condensation can cause and also look at other winter challenges like ice dams and rooftop snow removal.

Have you ever been in the woods and heard an unfamiliar sound? It's possible it was an owl. We learn about owl vocalizations and talk about the upcoming International Owl Festival in Minnesota.

Some enthusiasts travel the world to paddle. We talk about some of the best paddle sports destinations and how to plan your trip. We also talk about the latest innovations in equipment.

To use the standard deduction or to itemize on your tax returns has always been a little complicated. With the new changes in tax regulations it’s even more confusing this year. We talk with our tax specialist about how to determine which you should do.

What are some of your favorite Wisconsin words? The hosts of "A Way with Words" are with us to discuss words that are unique to our part of the country. They also talk about how they produce their radio show.

It’s difficult to look at recipes these days without finding one designed for an Instant Pot. We talk about what these electric pressure cookers do and how they may work for you.

This is the time of year when many Wisconsinites start to plot out their gardens, but how do you know which seeds will perform the best? We talk about how seeds are developed and how to find winners.

We reveal the top consumer complaints from 2018. We also talk about tax identity theft, Social Security fraud and sweetheart scams.

Humans don’t do well when exposed to dangerously cold temperatures, what about wildlife? We find out how researchers are finding the answer to this question by tracking the movement of coyote and red fox. We also take a look at West Nile Virus in ruffed grouse.