Hip and Knee osteoarthritis are among the leading causes of disability. We talk to our physical therapists about the effects of exercise on this painful condition.

It’s finally time to put in your vegetable garden. On this edition of Garden Talk we talk to our gardening expert about how to make this year’s garden your most successful. We also look at different methods of weed control.

Memorial Day is coming up, the unofficial start of summer and summer grilling. Grillologists Mad Dog and Merrill join us to talk about grilling basics and share some fun recipes.

Have you ever thought about chasing a tornado? Many people do and it can become an obsession. We talk to the author of a new book about legendary tornado chaser Tim Samaras and find out what it’s like to be a tornado chaser.

Warm weather is back and so are the tent caterpillars. Our regular insect expert will be with us to talk about how to handle these pests and others.

We take a look at some of the big challenges that are facing science and society in general, with regular guest Professor Bassam Shakhashiri. We also talk about how to raise the level of scientific literacy and find out what the Science Is Fun group has been doing.

After a Wisconsin Judge ruled in favor of home bakers last year, many people are interested in selling their home-baked goods. We speak to one of the plaintiffs in the case and find out just what can and can’t be done and how you can start your own home-based food business.

Genealogy websites such as Ancestry and 23andMe have become popular, thanks to personal DNA testing kits and the promise of family history. But sometimes the results of these tests uncover more questions than answers. If you’re getting tested, or have already done so, our guest has some great suggestions for better understanding your results.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, which aims to inform the public about the signs and symptoms of strokes, as well as encourage prevention. Our guest explains how best to reduce your risk factors for a stroke, how to spot a stroke happening, and what treatment options are available.

We’re live from Bayfield, Wisconsin on this very special broadcast of Garden Talk! The flowers are blooming, and so is the city as it celebrates its annual Bayfield in Bloom event. Our gardening experts will be taking questions from our radio listeners, as well as our live audience in the Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion on the shores on beautiful Lake Superior.