Fall can be a great time for planting trees and bushes. Our guest has information on correct planting procedures and answers general gardening questions.

Concrete has been around for over two thousand years and is in almost every home in Wisconsin. After all that time, you would think it's full-proof. Not so, says our guest. Find out why so many of our foundations are failing.

Have you ever noticed that wasps seem to act differently in the late summer and fall? We find out why from our insect expert. We also talk about milkweed and Monarchs and answer your insect questions.

According to the American Cancer Society, over one million people are estimated to be diagnosed with cancer this year. Learn how to handle the journey from diagnosis to treatment in a book called, “After You Hear It's Cancer: A Guide to Navigating the Difficult Journey Ahead.”

Find out what life is like with a guide dog from the perspective of the visually impaired. We talk with the author of “Come, Let Me Guide You” to learn more about the relationship between guide dog and owner.

Some knee surgeries can be avoided with the correct physical therapy. Our PT experts talk about what knee conditions can and can’t be helped. They will also be answering your PT questions.

You don’t have to have a large garden to plant a prairie. Our guest from the Riveredge Nature Center has helpful information on planting any size prairie and how to keep it looking beautiful.

We talk about the unique people and places in our state with the editor of "Our Wisconsin" magazine. From the center of the western hemisphere to judging at county fairs to Little Free Libraries, we share what’s great in the Badger State.

Have you thought about trying yoga but didn’t think you were right for it? We discuss how yoga can benefit everyone no matter age, shape or physical condition.

For as long as they’ve been around, humans have planted gardens – first to grow food and medicine, and then over time, for their sheer beauty. We explore the most notable gardens and gardeners of all time, their impact on the gardening world, and what they can teach us about planting our own gardens.