First, Jim Ward is back to help you prep your car for summer travel, including making sure your air conditioning is in good shape, and how to determine if your […]

Ants, Japanese beetles, ticks and mosquitoes all present challenges this time of year. We learn how to deal with all of them and more. Then, we look at the complex […]

Larry and his team broadcast live from Fish Creek. We talk with Jeff Herbst, Doc Heide, and Lachrisa Grandberry from Northern Sky Theater about the performing arts scene in Door […]

Telehealth can be an effective path to rehabilitation for some patients. Then, the consumption of cheese contributes to improved mental health among Europeans, a new study says.

Lindsay Hendricks from the Green Bay Botanical Garden is back to give you tips on how to pamper your annuals this summer. Then, we get a tour of a small […]

Chad Speight of Chad’s Design Build and Tim Quigley of Quigley Decks and Quigley Cable Rail talk about creating beautiful outdoor living areas. Then, George Webster of Suess Electronics in […]

Fish farming Wisconsin involves species and practices that differ from aquaculture operations elsewhere. We’ll get a state and global view. Then, we’ll talk about the new Great Pinery Heritage Waterway […]

First, dermatologist Dr. Apple Bodemer returns to talk about adult acne and sunscreen. Then, author Mo Rocca joins us to talk about his book “Roctogenarians: Late in Life Debuts, Comebacks, […]

Jesse La Grew, Chief Information Security Officer at Madison College, tells us how to protect our tech from data thieves, and why artificial intelligence is falling short. Then, we get […]

On this episode of “Garden Talk,” Cali Kim tells us how to start a raised bed garden. Then, Meg McAndrews Cowden clues you in to the art of succession gardening.