The Farm Bill has many provisions that affect conservation efforts in Wisconsin. Our guest from the DNR will discuss the bill, the turkey hunt and other wildlife management topics.

Warm summer nights and watching fireflies performing their amazing lightshows go hand in hand. But what do you really know about these magical insects? Our guest is an expert in the field of firefly research and she’ll share some of her findings with us.

Does your dog panic when he’s left alone or when there are fireworks or other loud noises? These reactions can cause a lot of stress for both you and your pet. One of our regular veterinarians will be joining us to talk about these reactions and how we can make them better.

We talk about the confusing world of computer operating systems - Apple vs. Windows vs. Linux vs. Unix! What's best? We will also be answering your personal computer questions.

More and more gardeners are going organic, our guest is a certified organic farmer and will talk about what organic means, Community Supported Agriculture programs (CSAs) and answer your gardening questions.

Summer is a great time to travel – and a great time for travel scams. Learn what to look out for this summer with our consumer protection experts.

Our wildlife experts join us to talk about trail cameras, white-nose syndrome in bats, the rare bird that was sited near Lake Michigan and other wildlife topics.

Last week-end was the unofficial start to summer and there were lots of thunderstorms rolling through the state! What’s the weather look like for the next month? We’ll find out from our weather guys on today’s show.

Almost 50,000 people will be diagnosed with mouth or throat cancer this year. Early detection is key to successful treatment. Today we’ll talk about what to look for and what you can do to prevent it.

The Civil War is a central event in America’s history, but the years following may not be as well known. Learn the stories of 70 key figures that contributed to American society in the postwar years from a new book called, “After the Civil War.”