ACL injuries have ended a lot of athletic careers. Our physical therapists are back to talk about how these injuries can be prevented.

According to our guest, autumnal seeding results in more flowers the following year. Neil Diboll shares his tips on how to get the best results from your fall seeds and transplants. We also talk about seeding “no mow” fescue lawns.

Summer weather can produce downpours that flood streets. Should you drive through? If you do, do you risk damaging your car? Our regular vehicle maintenance expert will be with us to tell us what can happen if your car meets deep water.

Insects are starting to think about finding a nice place to over winter - usually it’s not where you want them. Entomologist Phil Pellitteri is back to talk about cluster flies, box elder bugs and other home invaders.

We talk to the editor of "Our Wisconsin" magazine about the many interesting people, places and events to be found in Wisconsin. From the Polka Princess to the Kids from Wisconsin to the history of growing tobacco.

As kids go back to school, problems can arise. Our two guests talk about how to deal with kids who dawdle and what to do if your kid is being bullied.

We talk to the author of a new suspense series. It takes place in Lake Geneva and centers around the well know Mailboat.

We talk to Milwaukee historian John Gurda about his new book. It focuses on the importance and influence of water on the story of Milwaukee.

There is a lot more gardening left in the season. Our guest, the director of horticulture at Rotary Botanical Gardens in Janesville, talks about what you can do in your landscape to make your garden interesting through fall.

Everything old is new again. Used over 2,000 years ago, rain screens are getting a lot of attention now. We talk about the benefits of this building design with our home improvement specialist.