Wisconsin has nurtured, trained, or schooled more than 400 Olympic athletes in many sports over the years. We talk to the author of the book “Going for Wisconsin Gold: Stories of Our State Olympians” about the Olympics and the athletes with Wisconsin ties.

Looking for a healthy and easy way to eat? Our guest is the author of a new cookbook “Great Bowl’s of Food.” She talks about how to customize a food bowl to fit every taste and dietary restriction.

Find out how to make money as a small-scale organic farmer from farmer and author Jean-Martin Fortier. His advice will help gardeners of all types as well. [Original broadcast date: January 30, 2015]

A new invasive insect has been attacking lilies in central Wisconsin. Our gardening expert gives us the latest information on the lily leaf beetle and answers your gardening questions.

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S. affecting 40 million adults in the United States age 18 and older, or 18% of the population, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. We talk with a psychiatrist about anxiety, how common it is, and what kind of anxiety is significant enough to treat.

In Wisconsin we know we have to winterize our vehicles but what should we do in the summer? Our vehicle maintenance expert joins us to talk about keeping the AC working and what maintenance tasks you should be performing.

Birds are a big part of the Wisconsin landscape and conservation efforts are always underway. We speak with two representatives of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology about their latest field study- the Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas II.

Accidents happen, but it’s important we try our best to prevent them. We speak with two representatives from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources about boating. canoeing and kayaking safely, and answer your outdoor safety questions as well.

Like humans, ruptured knee ligaments in dogs can cause lots of problems. Recent research suggests that obese dogs appear to be more likely to develop these injuries. Learn if your dog is at risk and have your other pet questions answered by our guest veterinarian.

Thomas Edison invented more than 2,000 new products, including almost everything needed for us to use electricity in our homes: switches, fuses, sockets and meters. We discuss the future of the electricity grid in the developing world.