An injury can certainly take the fun out of gardening. We talk with our guests about ways to avoid injury and build strength. We also discuss winter gardening and native plants.

An injury can certainly take the fun out of gardening. We talk with our guests about ways to avoid injury and build strength. We also discuss winter gardening and native plants.

Resolve to be scam free in 2019. We talk with our consumer protection experts about current scams, how to recognize fraudulent phone calls, and how to protect yourself.

We talk with a wildlife expert about how wildlife survives through the winter. We also discuss the end of the hunting season.

When disaster hits, Mr. Rogers said to look for the helpers and be comforted in realizing there are so many caring people in the world. We speak with one of the helpers about her experiences in helping people after the 9-11 terrorist attacks and big natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina.

Our guest traveled to five different continents to get advice on how to strengthen marriages and relationships. She shares what she learned on her year-long journey

What would you do if you had a blind sheep born on your farm? That was the question facing our guest. What he did and how it turned out was the inspiration for a new children’s book.

The relationships we have with our pets are complicated, sometime we help them and sometimes it’s the other way around. We talk with an animal behaviorist how she and her Border Collie helped heal one another.

Don’t have the best spot for a garden? You may want to explore straw bale gardening. We learn the basics from the originator of this unique gardening method.

We talk to an author about his travels from the source of the Chippewa River, near Ashland, to where it joins the Mississippi River. He talks about the history of the river, as well as what life is currently like along its banks.