Wisconsin registered home inspector John Freiburger is back to talk about siding for your house. Then, we cover what you need to know before installing a solar electric system with […]

Broadcasting live from La Crosse, we learn about the vast Upper Mississippi River refuge on its 100th anniversary. Then, we get recommendations on where to bike, hike and paddle in […]

First, we talk about ultra-processed foods and their relationship to our health with Beth Olson, an associate professor and extension specialist at UW-Madison. Then, we talk about left ventricular assist […]

What can we learn from a huge, recent breach of personal data? Increase the cybersecurity on our devices. Then, Mike Leckrone, former director of the UW Marching Band, talks about […]

Turf expert Doug Soldat is back with his annual fall lawn tutorial. We talk with him about the latest in lawn care research.  In the last half hour Native Plant […]

First, we talk about age discrimination in the healthcare system with social work scholar Andrew Steward. Then, it’s exercising for fall prevention with Susan Frikken and Jill Renken.

With fall hunting quotas set, we preview possible harvests with wildlife ecologist Scott Craven. Then, we talk about recent deaths from West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne threats with state […]

First, we cover UW-Madison football with sports reporter Jim Polzin. Then, weightlifter Mary Theisen-Lappen joins to talk about her experience at the Olympics. Finally, we cover curling ahead of a […]

Director Wendy Schneider joins us to talk about “Angels of Dirt.” Flat track announcer Scottie Deubler also joins to explain more about the sport. Then, author Mo Rocca joins us […]

Gardens using native plants benefit from planting or seeding at the right time of the year. Internationally recognized native plant expert Neil Diboll is back to tell you what to […]