We hear a lot about sustainable gardening, but what does that really mean? We talk to two sustainable landscape experts about creating gardens that look beautiful, have small environmental footprints and are low maintenance.

We talk about the natural history of bees with biologist and award winning author Thor Hansen. His new book follows the bee from its beginning 125 million years ago to today’s dwindling populations. We talk about the long relationship between man and bee and what it has brought to our world.

Wisconsin author Kathleen Ernst talks about the latest installment in her Chloe Ellefson mystery series. This time Chloe is in Green Bay at the Heritage Hill Historical Park to explore Belgian-American history and lace making.

According to the National Cancer Institute, prostate cancer is the most common cancer and second leading cause of cancer death among men in the U.S. We speak with the director of the bladder cancer and intravesical therapy programs at UW School of Medicine and Public Health about screenings, the latest research and treatments.

President Trump signed into law the Nuclear Energy Innovation Capabilities Act in September. It aims to speed up the development of advanced nuclear reactors around the country. We learn about nuclear innovations and the challenges and opportunities facing nuclear technology with engineers from the Wisconsin Energy Institute.

Age-related macular degeneration is an eye disease that afflicts more than 9 million Americans and can cause serious vision loss. We talk with an ophthalmologist about the condition and possible treatment breakthroughs on the horizon.

Garden color in the late fall and winter is subtle but still beautiful, according to the director of Allen Centennial Garden in Madison. We look at why leaving clean up to Mother Nature is the best and what plants have great winter interest.

Consumer protection experts talk about the risk of ID theft among college students, free credit freezes, and cyber security. We also cover what to watch for during the Medicare open enrollment period that runs from Oct. 15 to Dec. 7 .

We all want a warm place to spend the winter - including some of our wildlife friends. We talk about how to keep small mammals out of our house and why you may want to wait until spring to clean up your garden.

We take a look at the upcoming Wisconsin Science Festival set for Oct. 11-14 across Wisconsin. We also conduct an experiment, talk about getting out the vote, and take a look at environmental regulations.