Taking care of and being around horses can be an enjoyable experience, but can it actually be therapeutic, as well? Our guest takes us inside the world of equine therapy, and tells us about her farm that connects individuals like cancer patients, veterans and first responders...with horses, and the benefits that can provide.

Food security means having sufficient access to food and proper nutrition, but for many people around the world, significant challenges remain. We hear about efforts, in Wisconsin and elsewhere, to combat food insecurity, as well as how related health, agricultural, and environmental challenges are being addressed.

A recent study showed that some people with allergies can get relief from acupuncture. We talk with a licensed acupuncturist about allergies and other medical conditions that can be helped with this ancient practice.

Are you wondering why we had such unusual weather in April? The Weather Guys are back to tell us what happened and share some statistics with us.

Do you plant the same plants in your containers every year? Our guests from The Allen Centennial Garden share their ideas for making your containers more exciting and fun.

The world of cameras has changed drastically in the last decade. We catch up on the latest technologies with our guest and talk about the pros and cons of using your cell phone as your primary camera.

Spring weather has finally arrived. Bird expert Bill Volkert is back with us to talk about early spring migrating birds and how they are faring. We also look at what birds will be showing up in Wisconsin in the next few weeks.

Pets can get hypertension too. We talk about what causes it and how it is monitored and managed with our regular guest, Dr. Sandi Sawchuk. We also talk about hairballs and why they can be symptoms of a medical problem.

We take a closer look at the details surrounding a high profile Wisconsin murder from 1970. As she researched the incident, our guest - the author of a new book about the killing - found inconsistencies, corruption and a possible serial killer.

Can changing your life style lessen or prevent Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia? Our guest believes it can and he shares his research and findings.