We talk about the UW-Madison program Signals. It helps low income, first generation and underrepresented students gain research experience that will help them become more successful in science based careers.

The Weather Guys talk about the heatwave that has been felt all over the northern hemisphere - especially Japan and the UK.

Perennials are a wonderful addition to our gardens. We talk with regular guest Lis Friemoth about how to care for your perennials. She also talks about some of her favorites.

Our guest is the founder of Daisy Cakes, a southern bakery that ships cakes around the country and appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank. Kim Nelson talks about her love of baking and shares some of her recipes from her new cookbook.

A record number of women are running for office this year. We take a look at what’s it’s like to be a woman in politics with the author of a newly released novel, “Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win.”

Whether you have a garden or buy at the farmers market, there is lots of great local produce available. We talk about the best ways to preserve seasonal food and we also talk about women farmers.

The Land and Water Conservation Fund is set to expire at the end of September, our guests from two state land conservancy programs talk about why this popular program should continue. We also look at events scheduled for Wisconsin Land Trust Days.

Time to check in with regular guest, veterinarian Dr. Sandi Sawchuk.

We speak with the editor of Big River magazine about what’s new along Wisconsin’s west coast. Topics include eels and lampreys, water quality and jazz musician Bix Beiderbecke.

We find out about the genealogy resources available at the Wisconsin Historical Society. Our expert from the organization also talks about upcoming workshops and how you can get started on researching your ancestors.