We talk about creating a garden to attract pollinators with nationally known garden expert Melinda Meyers.

We hear about the nation’s longest running energy education event with our guest from the Midwest Renewable Energy Association.

Birds are a big part of the Wisconsin landscape and conservation efforts are always underway. We speak with two representatives of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology about how their latest field study- the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II- is progressing.

June is Dairy Month in Wisconsin and we take a look at the business of diary in our state. Exports are up, production is up – we find out from our guests if this is a good thing and also take look at how producers are doing.

There are many beautiful golf courses in the world, our guest has professionally photographed many of them. He talks to us about how to take great photos and also about his photos of Erin Hills golf course that are featured in a new book. Erin Hills will host the US Open Championship the week of June 12.

Marriage isn’t easy, and sometimes it’s best to end it - but how do you know? We talk with an author who has documented her struggle with that question in a new book.

Lots of people are getting rid of cable services and relying on streaming from the internet. With our computer expert, we take a look at how it’s done, options and who may benefit.

We get some safety tips from our UW-Extension gardening expert. And also talk about what to expect if your plants have been hit by hail or a late frost.

All Medicare cards will be replaced in the next two years, our consumer protection experts talk about how this will happen and what scams will come with it. They also discuss summertime scams and the latest legal action against scammers.

We take a look at how monarch butterflies and milkweed have evolved together with the author of a new book. We also look at the decline of the butterfly species is related to the lack of milkweed. The answer may surprise you.