Wisconsin only has one type of rabbit and two manners of hare. We learn more about our state’s bunny population. Plus, a look at how wild animals are doing in the dry and smokey weather.

The first Wisconsin theater was built in Milwaukee the year 1842 and since then many more have welcomed audiences from Madison to Menomonie. We take a tour of historic theaters in the state.

Wisconsin has been holding county fairs since 1842 - six years before we became a state. We talk about the history of fairs in our state with one of Wisconsin’s favorite historians and authors, Jerry Apps.

For many reasons, current learning environments are not ideal for students. Our guest says by utilizing the arts- performing, visual, and multimedia- we can rethink learning, teaching, and curriculum.

We look at why many young Black men go straight from school to prison. Our guest was once one of them, his new book tells his story and looks at ways to change the system.

What happens when you combine modern science and innovation, with respect for biodiversity. You get a garden that works with, not against, nature. Our guest can help you take organic gardening to the next level.

Looking for a great book to read on vacation? Our summer reading list is here! Regular guest Daniel Goldin is back with twenty great recommendations.

Over half of Wisconsin’s forest lands are privately owned. That means private woodland owners play an important role in managing our state’s forests and ecosystems. We learn about resources available to landowners.

Bears, beavers and birds, oh my! While some of us seldom encounter wild critters, those animals are a part of author Jeff Wilson’s daily life. We hear about his 30-year career as a DNR wildlife technician in Wisconsin’s Northwoods.

Buddy the snake, Cash the hedgehog and Mermaid Man the fish are just a few of the pets up for adoption at J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue. We learn more about exotic pets, the amount of care they require and how to responsibly surrender them.