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Gardening expert Melinda Myers joins us to talk about how to make sure your garden gets the right amount of moisture. And then we talk about adding water features to your landscape with an expert from Aquatica.

First, we talk with regular guest Chad Speight, of Chad’s Design Build, and John Gishnock of landscaping company Formecology, LLC about taking care of your home this spring. Then, you’ll hear everything you need to know about home pools and hot tubs from Kim Steffenhagen of Patio Pleasures.

Retired wildlife ecologist Scott Craven finds signs of spring. Then, Jeffrey Worrell with the Driftless Golden Eagle Study explains how his colleagues recently captured in Wisconsin the oldest known member of its species in North America.

First, we talk about the signs and symptoms of stroke, and the recovery process afterward, with neurologist Dr. William Taylor. Then, we cover Alzheimer’s disease and the people working hard to find a cure with Dr. Cindy Carlsson. We also hear from Bill Stork, a Lake Mills veterinarian with a personal connection to the disease.

We learn how to protect our tech from data thieves, and why artificial intelligence is falling short from Jesse La Grew at Madison College. Then, we talk about “good fake news” with the editor of The Onion and the author of a book about the history of the satirical media company.

Eating food that you have grown is a special joy. We talk about how to raise your own mushrooms with our guests from a Wisconsin supplier. Then we talk with a local landscaper who finds ways to add food plants into landscape design

A polka music radio legend, snowmobiling and a travel guide to the Pepin area are all featured in the February/March issue of “Our Wisconsin” magazine. Editor Mike Beno shares some heartwarming stories from around the state and answers questions about how the publication’s produced.

Bats are the best, the author of a new book tells us. Then, solar projects energize Deerfield and many Wisconsin schools. Then, we talk about the legacy of the late conservationist Aldo Leopold.

First, we’re joined by lawyers Michael Riley and Tom Kolpien. They’ll answer your questions about family law and other legal matters. Then, we learn about the historic Wade House and their carriage museum. Our guest is Bridgitt Zielke, the site’s director.

Bill Volkert returns from leading birding tour in Nicaragua. Then, a Wisconsin native and Army veteran co-writes and directs his first feature film, a tribute to two fellow soldiers with whom he served in Iraq.