Next week is National Moth Week and insect expert PJ Liesch, is back to talk about the many moths found in Wisconsin and the important things they do for us.

There’s no finer way to spend a beautiful Wisconsin summer evening than firing up the grill for some good eats...but good grilling goes far beyond just burgers and brats. Grilling experts Mad Dog and Merrill join us with tips to take your grilling game to the next level.

Exercise is good for us, but in some cases too much exercise is worse than none. Our physical therapy experts talk about what “dosage” of exercise is best for you.

Do you end up with too many vegetables? Our guest gives advice on how to figure out how much to plant to get the perfect amount for you now and through the year. She also has tips on storing them, preserving them and info on organic vegetable gardening in general.

A renovation or remodeling project can add significant value to your home, but figuring out how to pay for the work can be a headache…especially for first-time homebuyers. A home improvement expert and a finance expert weigh-in some with some advice on how to pick a project, and how to select the right financial option to pay for it.

Have you thought about trying a paddling sport? Summer is the time to try it. We talk about how to start, what you need and where to go.

We talk to an author about his travels from the sources of the Chippewa River, near Ashland, to where it joins the Mississippi River. He talks about the history of the river, as well as what life is currently like along its banks.

As their lifestyles change, many people get to a point where they consider downsizing their home. Making that decision and all the decisions that come after can be very difficult. We talk to a Senior Real Estate Specialist about the best ways to make this transition.

We talk with New York Times bestselling author Laurie R. King about her new stand alone novel “Lockdown”, a thriller about career day at a California middle-school and how previous events lead to its terrifying conclusion.

We talk about the wine industry in Wisconsin with local vintner. We also take a look at how grape vines are faring this year.