Summer can produce some extreme weather. Find out why from our weather guys. They’ll also talk about the August weather forecast and answer your weather related questions.

Summer weather extremes can wreak havoc on your garden. Today’s guest talks about how to keep your garden looking good through it all. She also takes your general gardening questions.

Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia, a general term for a group of conditions causing memory loss and other impairments to at least two or more brain functions. An expert in Alzheimer’s disease will join us to talk about what we know about prevention and tips for caregiving.

What will Britain’s exit from the European Union mean to people who want to visit? We ask our travel expert about it and he also gives us some safe traveling tips.

Wildlife can give us a lot of pleasure but it can also be very destructive. Our guest will talk about the ways we can protect our gardens, pets and structures from wildlife damage. He’ll also answer your questions.

Our astronomy expert will join us today to talk about Juno, the first orbiter around Jupiter since the Galileo mission in 2003. Also, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn are all in the evening sky right now!

The Madison-based band Ladies Must Swing is bringing back swing and big band music in a big way. The founder of the group joins us to talk about the swing renaissance, the history of all women bands, and some of the group’s upcoming events.

Are you still confused about apps for you smartphone or tablet? You’re not alone! Our computer expert takes us through the basics and answers your other computer questions.

We’re mid-summer and our vegetable gardens are really starting to produce! Does your crop need a little help? The Vicars of Vegetables are here to answer your questions.

Our guest, Peter Geye, talks about his epic novel “Wintering” which chronicles a journey on the borderlands of borderlands of Northern Minnesota, a love story, generations’ worth of family feuds, and divulges family secrets.