Hip injuries can be difficult to diagnose and treat. Our PT experts are back to talk about one such injury- a tear to the cartilage that cushions your hip joint. They talk about new therapies that may help these injuries and also answer your physical therapy questions.

Is your garden too much work? Does it need too much water? Is it just too big? There are lots of reasons to re-design a garden, our guest tells you how. She also answers listeners gardening questions.

The holiday cooking season in right around the corner! Our guest is a chef, culinary instructor and food writer and she shares recipes and cooking tips to help you make your holidays special.

Our “bug guy,” PJ Liesch, sees a lot of insects at the diagnostic lab, he talks about a few of the more unusual ones that have come to him this year. He also gives us the latest information about bed bugs.

We have all heard that it is better to give than receive. Why is that – what happens to us when we give? Our guest is the author of a book that talks about the pleasure that giving gives us physically and mentally. She also talks about avoiding burn out and how to give the “right way.”

We speak with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank about the school’s budget, enrollment, inclusivity and more. She also takes listener calls.

Holiday gift giving is right around the corner and our computer expert gives us some great ideas for tech related gifts. He also answers listener’s computer questions.

Alternatives to traditional lawns are becoming more and more popular. Jeff Epping from the Olbrich Gardens offers different options for consideration.

Radon is a very dangerous gas that can be found in some homes. Our guests give advice on how to check your home and what to do if it’s found. They also answer other home improvement questions.

We talk with a representative from the Vilas Zoo and a Global Wildlife Conservationist about endangered species in general and in particular the rare saola or “Asian unicorn.”