As any gardener can tell you, you can spend a lot of money pursuing a great harvest. We talk to nationally known gardening expert Melinda Myers about how to be successful no matter your experience level, the size of your budget, or space limitations.

Many birds migrate to Wisconsin in May. We talk with an expert about how to predict when they will arrive. We also look at rare bird sightings.

Frogs don’t have ribs or a diaphragm to help with breathing, like humans. Instead, they use their throats to push and pull air from their body. That action also allows them to croak. We learn more about the sounds frogs make with our wildlife expert.

When writer Tom Alesia happened upon a Baseball Hall of Famer’s grave during a family vacation in Superior, a story unfolded. We learn about “Beauty,” aka shortstop Dave Bancroft.

Our family heirlooms and comic book collections are valuable to us, but it takes the help of an appraiser to find out how much they’re worth to other people. A certified personal property appraiser returns to the show to help you navigate your antiques.

Many people would like to grow more of their own food but don’t have room for a traditional garden. Our guest is the author of a new book about how to use containers and vertical gardening to solve that problem.

We talk to author and adventurer Blair Braverman about her first novel, “Small Game.” In it a handful of reality show contestants find out that survival is more than a game. We are also joined by Chapter A Day’s producer, Michele Good. She has been reading the novel all this month on the show.

Some of our favorite outdoor writers are back with us to discuss current issues in nature and wildlife. We’ll cover the spring turkey hunt, get their wildlife book recommendations and more.

One of the most important skills your dog can learn is to come when called. Veterinarian Dr. Bill Stork shares his secrets for training your dog recall. Additionally, we cover noise phobia and the start of spring tick season.

Earlier this month, wildfires consumed acres in Monroe and Juneau County after Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency because of dry conditions. The Weather Guys return to talk about wildfires, expected flooding along the Mississippi and how air pollution is measured.