As we continue the transition into autumn, the editor of "Our Wisconsin" magazine drops by to talk about the season, as well as share some unique stories from all across the state...including a look at hickory syrup production in Central Wisconsin.

We talk about fall lawn and garden care with garden expert Melinda Meyers. Topics include fall planting and preparing the landscape for winter.

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month and our consumer protection experts talk about what you can do to keep you information and data safe. We also talk about recent scams, other consumer issues and answer listener questions.

We talk about fall phenology – or nature’s calendar, with our wildlife ecologists. We also look at the latest bird count, the new bat species and other wildlife topics.

When Russia launched Sputnik 59 years ago, it also help launch the space race and a put bigger emphasis on math and science in our schools. We talk about how we are in doing in these areas and how the candidates weigh in on these educational issues. We also talk to UW’s Science Writer in Residence and answer your questions!

There have been lots of stories in the news about internet hackers and scammers. Our computer expert talks about what you should know and how to protect yourself. He also answers your personal computer questions.

We talk about this year’s apple harvest with our fruit expert. She also talks about the grape harvest and answer your fruit growing questions.

It may be fall but there’s still plenty to do on the farm! We talk with Wisconsin Public Television's Inga Witscher about autumn on the farm, and get a preview of the next season of Around the Farm Table.

We talk about the place of a liberal arts education in today’s world. Our guest says that a creative culture and economy cannot be achieved by over-focusing on training, workforce development, and trying to predict where future jobs will be.

Invasive plants can be a big problem and fall is a good time to combat their spread. The Invasive Plant Coordinator for the Bureau of Natural Heritage Conservation Program is with us with tips for getting rid of invasives. She also answers your questions on these non-native plants.