Wildlife ecologist Scott Craven stops by to talk about fall hunting, bird migration and citizen deer committees. We also take a look at mole activity and how to prep your home and garden to stop critters from getting in.

Many people have enjoyed Nancy Zieman on the Sewing with Nancy television program for more than thirty years. Larry Meiller talks with her about her new memoir, and the challenges and opportunities that have shaped her life.

It’s time for our traditional holiday bird show! We talk with our guest about what birds are migrating through the state, nighthawks, and how weather affects migration.

There are bad bugs to have in your garden and there are good bugs to have in your garden. We talk about what native plants will help attract beneficial insects with our native gardening expert from the UW- Madison Arboretum.

Do you travel by plane infrequently? We talk about what you need to know before you take your next flight, including changes in airline charges, security issues and refunds.

The 2017 Federal Duck Stamp contest will take place in Stevens Point this year. Our guest talks about the event, what the stamp has meant to wildlife and how it was started.

We take a look at living in the Driftless area, transforming storm sewers into green space and little raptors with a big attitude. This and more as we talk with the editor and publisher of Big River magazine.

We take a look at the ongoing effort to restore the Cat Island chain in Green Bay. We talk to a wildlife biologist about the benefits the project is having on wildlife.

Appraisal Fairs are very popular events these days. We talk about what they are, what to bring and how to make sure the experts are really expert.

Pressure cookers have made a big comeback for use in everyday cooking and electric pressure cookers are especially popular. We talk to the author of a new cookbook about what you need to know before you try an electric pressure cooker.