The annual metamorphosis of salamanders from eggs to larvae to brightly spotted adulthood can be fascinating. We are joined by an environmental educator who reveals the magic of vernal pools and encourages us to get into nature to explore local wetlands and the intriguing creatures that live in them.

We’re talking about lady detectives of fact and fiction on today’s show. Our guest has written a book detailing the women who have left their mark on the fine art of detection.

Acupuncture has been used for many years. We find out why more and more people are using it and not just for pain relief.

There are so many interesting women in Wisconsin history, yet most of us know so little about them. Join Larry and his guest as they discuss some of these women and why they aren't in our history books.

Best-selling author Jacquelyn Mitchard joins Larry to talk about her new novel "Two If By Sea."

There are twelve Agriculture Research Stations (ARS) in Wisconsin. These outdoor classrooms are used by scientists and students to do research. We talk about these ARSs and how they benefit local farmers, gardeners and communities.

It’s time for back to school shopping and our consumer protection experts are here to help you prepare. They have advice on how to shop smart and also give tips to keep college students from making financial mistakes.

Since 1960 the Wisconsin DNR has been keeping a count of deer in the state. We talk about how you can help with the count and other wildlife topics.

Is there such a thing as being too clean? Our guest thinks so, she believes we are super sanitizing ourselves into illness. Hear how replacing those “good gut bugs” can help restore health and wellness.

Some of us love walking around and purchasing from local farmers at the Farmer’s Market. Our guests are two advocates for local farming and shopping at local farmers’ markets. They discuss the importance of the importance of local producers and talk about women in farming.