Animals and plants in an ecosystem have evolved to be dependent on each other. We talk about how to choose native plant varieties that will support the most wildlife and how to blend native plants into your home garden to create beauty and sustainable habitat.

Are you hesitant to invest because you think you don’t know enough about it? We talk with our certified financial planner about ways you can educate yourself.

We talk to the authors of a new book about the USS Indianapolis, the WWII ship that delivered the first atomic bomb. The ship was torpedoed and sunk on the return voyage and because of its secret mission, rescue crews didn ’t reach the survivors for days. The book includes many untold stories of those involved.

We talk about armyworms, white-lined sphinx moth caterpillars and other interesting insects with entomologist PJ Liesch . He also tells us about a new non-native caterpillar that’s been spotted in Wisconsin.

New studies confirm what animal lovers already knew - animals have many of the same kinds of emotions as humans. We talk with internationally known animal behaviorist Patricia McConnell, about the research.

Football season will begin soon and many participants will experience concussion. Our physical therapists are back to talk about the short and long term effects of these injuries.

Summer heat can be hard on our gardens. We talk about how to keep your garden green and growing with nationally known garden expert Melinda Meyers.

Part of any good remodel or build is choosing the right materials and colors. We talk with our home improvement specialist and a designer about how to find what is best for your home.

Wisconsin has many great paddling opportunities. We talk to the author of a guidebook that looks at 60 routes in the south central area.

We take a look at the latest edition of National Geographic’s Kids Bird Guide of North America with its author. He has tips for getting kids interested in birding and fun information about our common birds.