We start another Wildlife Wednesday talking about a black bear attack and other sightings. Then, we learn how citizens are mobilizing to rid waterways of invasive plants and critters.

UW-Whitewater economics professor Russ Kashian explains inflation, tariffs, interest rates and more. Then Brendon DeRouin, a financial advisor, joins to give tips on saving for retirement, investing and more. Finally, we talk with Dr. Mahua Dey about developing a vaccine for glioblastoma.

The Royal Thai Pavilion at the Olbrich Botanical Gardens wins a restoration award. Then, retired Sen. Fred Risser looks back on his career with Doug Moe, Co-author of his autobiography. Then we talk about the summer offerings at Big Top Chautauqua in Bayfield.

Lindsay Hendricks from the Green Bay Botanical Garden is back to share tips for keeping annuals looking good through fall. Then we talk about how to spot plants designed by […]

We start the show by talking about how dreams have influenced cultures around the world, and specifically in China. Our guest is Brigid Vance from Lawrence University. Then, we hear about the science of fermentation from Brendan Blackwell of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Finally, geocacher Carson Monroe tells us more about this form of modern-day treasure hunting.

We hear the latest on the development of biofuels. Then, we talk about the new discovery of a shipwreck in the Fox River in Oshkosh. We also revisit a conversation with a fan of house centipedes.

We’re joined by Upper Peninsula author Mikel Classen, who’ll talk about his book “Piracy on the Great Lakes: True Tales of Freshwater Pirates.” Then, Mary and Ted Mainella from Greendale Historical Society join us to tell their hometown’s story. Finally, we talk about the latest issue of Lake Superior Magazine with editor Konnie LeMay.

Advancements in x-ray lasers have potential for research in many fields. We talk to a UW-Madison physics professor about his work. Then, the Weather Guys are back to explain what we’ve been experiencing climatewise.

Gardening expert Melinda Myers joins us to recommend some different plants for your garden and containers. We also talk about fertilizer – how to store it and how long it […]

We visit with Reggie McLeod about the July/August issue of Big River Magazine, which features the latest news from the Driftless Area of Wisconsin. Then, Jill Renken of the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging talks about the eight facets of healthy aging.