What does it take to preserve and protect Wisconsin lakes? We talk about this year’s Wisconsin Lakes Partnership Convention, and how invasive species affect the state of our lakes.

Having chickens in the backyard, even in the city, has become a popular hobby. But chickens can be both a blessing and a curse in our gardens. We speak with an author who has figured out how gardening with chickens can be beneficial for both.

Tax day is almost here! Our tax professional is here to give advice on completing your taxes. She takes a look at some unusual tax situations and answers any questions you may have.

Having our kids in sports and other physical activity is a good idea but what happens when they get hurt? Our physical therapy experts talk about youth injuries in sport.

Now’s the time to start thinking about how to control weeds in your garden – before they start to come up! Our guest has some tips for keeping weeds down and answers your gardening questions.

Finding out who we are and where we come from can be an interesting and enlightening journey. Our guest traveled to three continents to walk in the footsteps of his ancestors and discover the story of the sunken slave ship, the Henrietta Maria. He shares his story and the story of the people touched by the ill-fated ship.

Fulfilling your purpose isn’t always as simple as finding a job. Today, we talk about how parents can discuss life’s purpose with their kids.

Insect expert PJ Liesch, is back to talk about the forecast for Lyme disease carrying ticks. He also gives us an update on the Monarch butterfly migration.

Carpal tunnel is a very painful affliction. A new study shows that acupuncture may be a safe, low risk, low side-effect intervention. We talk with a licensed acupuncturist about the study and other medical conditions that can be helped with this ancient practice.

Perhaps we can get by without dogs, but they can’t get by without us, says author and guest Amy Sutherland. Today we talk about shelter dogs, and why they all deserve a good home.