Michelle Reinen of the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection joins us again to talk about the latest scams her department is investigating. Plus, Jeremy Lyon joins to cover […]

This time of year, bird watchers see far more birds than they can identify. Bird expert Bill Volkert offers his help. Then, Curbside Bicycles owner Ian Oestreich provides tuneups, repair […]

First, we hear about the book “Killed by a Traffic Engineer” from author and traffic engineer Wes Marshall. Then, we learn about rail travel from travel agent Carole Burns.

New geological research is shedding light on how glacial events transformed the Lower St. Croix River Valley. Then, the Weather Guys discuss just how hot and wet it’s been this […]

As we pass the midpoint of our growing season we take a look at what we need to do to keep our gardens looking good with UW Extension education Bruce […]

Anton Treuer, an author and professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University joins us to share about his most recent book and his thoughts on current issues like Land Back […]

Is Wisconsin spending enough to maintain its state parks? Parks advocate Mike McFadzen doesn’t think so. Then, UW-Madison professor Luca Mastropasqua joins us to share his award-winning research into upcycling […]

Dr. Bill Stork is back to fill you in on board and train facilities, plus what to know about pet hydration and nutrition during these summer months. Then, we learn […]

UW-Madison’s Shawn Robinson shares his journey with dyslexia and creation of the “Doctor Dyslexia Dude” comic book superhero. Then, Wisconsin author Jerry Apps joins us days before turning 90 to […]

We talk with Diana Alfuth about disposing of diseased plants. And then at 12:30 we look at how to design and care for a rock garden.