Improving your home’s energy efficiency not only saves on energy costs but if done correctly, there may be an added incentive. Our regular home improvement expert and a guest from Focus on Energy are with us to talk about what you can do to achieve both.

May is American Wetlands Month and our guest from the Wisconsin Wetlands Association talks about why wetlands are so important.

Boating season is underway and we talk with two representatives from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources about what you can do to have a safe season on the water.

Our guest is Victoria Houston, author of the Wisconsin based Loon Lake mystery series. We talk to Victoria about her latest, the 17th in the series, “Dead Spider.”

People like to collect things that remind them of favorite sporting and entertainment events. Have you ever wondered if your collection is valuable? We talk about sports and entertainment memorabilia and other collectables with our certified appraisers and take listener questions.

Insurance is one of those things in life that we don’t appreciate until we need it. We talk with an experienced attorney about what coverage to look for when choosing insurance. He also takes general law questions.

Orchid plants look exotic and most people think they are difficult to grow, but that’s not always the case. Our guest helps take the mystery out of these tropical plants and explains why they make such great houseplants.

Are you thinking about introducing more native plants to your landscape? We talk about preparing your site for natives, deciding what to get and how to take care of them with our expert from the UW- Madison Arboretum.

Many people will be seeking summer jobs in the next few weeks, our consumer protection experts talk about how to determine which offers are legitimate. They also discuss the latest IRS scams, spam emails, malware and more.

Wildlife expert Scott Craven stops by to talk about results from the Conservation congress hearings. We also take a look at the spring turkey season, spring birding and protecting young gardens from wildlife.