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.

Bird expert Bill Volkert is back with us to talk about birding in the summer months. We also look at some of the rare birds found in Wisconsin this year.

Summer is a great time to get outside and look at the night sky. We talk with the director of the UW Space Place about what to look for and what’s events are going on at the Space Place.

Are those beer related collectables valuable? We talk about antiques and collectables with our regular guest, appraiser and auctioneer Shirley Baumann.

For a variety of reasons, many home owners are moving away from grass lawns. Our guest talks about alternative plantings and explains what the steps are in switching to other no-mow options.

A recent study revealed that nearly one in five married Americans are currently considering divorce. We talk with two attorneys who offer advice on if you should get an attorney, how to find one and answer your questions about divorce and family law.

Walking 1,100 miles in 36 days is no easy feat. We talk to Melanie McManus about her journey across Wisconsin on the Ice Age Trail

Are you looking for a diet that eliminates wheat, dairy, or sugar? Our guest has the answer – a diet using indigenous American fruits and vegetables and wild game. The founder of The Sioux Chef joins us to share his approach to creating meals that are vibrant, health, elegant and easy.

Our resident wildlife expert, Scott Craven, has been spending some time at the Kemp Natural Resources Station and he’s back with us to talk about his observations. He also talks about protecting your summer garden and some upcoming Natural Resources Foundation tours.

Artificial Intelligence, (AI), has been around for over 60 years. Recently there has been a resurgence of interest in AI in the form of machine learning. We talk with our tech specialist about what it is and why it matters to us.