Are you concerned about your woody ornamental plants and all the rain we’ve been getting? Laura Jull is back with us to talk about how to keep them happy and disease free.

We talk with the author of a new book about the devastating Ham Lake fire of 2007, one of the largest wildfires in Minnesota history. We take a look at how it started and how it affected the people involved.

Are you a Loon Lake Mystery fan? Author Victoria Houston is with us to talk about the 18 th book in the series, “Dead Firefly.” She tells us how she comes up with new ideas and keeps her characters fresh.

The plants in your yard help determine what birds you attract. Our guest from the National Audubon Society talks about the group’s Plants for Birds campaign and its new bird-friendly native plant database.

We talk to the author of a new book about how hunting caught the attention of the American public. And why, despite the small numbers of hunters, it influences current political debate.

Summer brings out stinging insects. Dr. Sandi Sawchuk is back to talk about what you should do if your pet is stung by one. We also take a look at the environmental impact of not cleaning up after your dog.

We talk to the editor of "Our Wisconsin" magazine about the many interesting people, places and events to be found in Wisconsin. From Calvin Coolidge to a 90 year old who builds rock walls to an angel museum.

The Weather Guys talk about all the rain we’ve had and what the statistics are saying about our weather so far this summer. They also talk about the move to defund climate change outreach and education.

What does it take to develop a new plant variety? We talk with our guest about his award winning pepper plant and learn about grafting vegetables.

The last thing you need on a hot summer day is a broken air conditioner. Our vehicle maintenance specialist is back to talk about preventative measures that may help you keep your cool.