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Garden Talk: Transform your backyard into a butterfly’s paradise
The Midwest is home to more than 150 butterfly species. You can welcome these winged pollinators into your backyard with planning and proper plant selection. Horticulture educator Lisa Johnson shares […]
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The history of astronomy at UW-Madison; Passion for amateur rocketry
We talk to authors of new book “Chasing the Stars,” James Lattis and Kelly Tyrell, about the history and astronomical impact of the Washburn Observatory on the UW-Madison campus. Then, […]
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Exploring the food and travel destinations of Britain
We talk with English food writer Carol Wilson about her new cookbook and take a look at where to go for food tours when traveling in the UK with local […]
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Hunting, fishing, and wildlife observing in May
Wildlife ecologist Scott Craven returns to answer questions about wildlife management and appreciation.
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Newest Elm Creek Quilts novel; Events to spruce up your spring
Author Jennifer Chiaverini joins to talk about her latest book, “The Museum of Lost Quilts.” Then, Anne Sayers, secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, returns with ideas of springtime […]
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Cross-country skiing world champ Jessie Diggins; Weather Guys look toward May
Jessie Diggins reflects on winning her second cross-country skiing World Cup title last month. Then, the Weather Guys return to forecast what the month of May may bring.
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Recurring Segments
Segment Topic | Schedule |
Sports | First Tuesday |
Wildlife | First Wednesday |
Consumer Protection | First Thursday |
Tech | Second Monday |
Health | Second Tuesday |
Home Improvement | Second Thursday |
PT | Third Monday |
Pet Care | Fourth Monday |
“Weather Guys” | Last Monday |
Read Along With Larry
Did you know we have a book club? Join us as we read selected books throughout the year, and then discuss them with the author on the show. We tell you what they’ll be before the shows, so you can ask questions too!
TITLE OF BOOK | SHOW DATE |
Dreaming in Spanish By Sara Alvarado | Thursday, Feb. 29, 2024 |
The Restaurant Inspector By Alex Pickett | Thursday, May 16, 2024 |
The Peacekeeper By B L Blanchard | Thursday, June 27, 2024 |
Blue Lake By Jeffrey Boldt | Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024 |
When I’m Dead By Hannah Morrissey | Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024 |
*Special Show* Our regular guests and production crew recommend their favorite books | Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024 |
Show Blog
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Excessive barking? Your dog could be bored or under-exercised
Dogs bark to communicate how they feel or raise alarm. But while a vocal canine is natural, excessive barking can signify a deeper problem, said…
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How to curb your food waste
Julie Schilf, a program coordinator for the EPA, suggested tips and shared information with WPR’s Larry Meiller about ways we can cut back on food…
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Most families exceed screen time guidelines. What does that mean for kids?
Child and family therapist Jeff Reiland talks with WPR’s Larry Meiller about ways to tamp down on screen time.
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Up to 40 percent of dementia cases are preventable, geriatrician says
In a recent appearance on “The Larry Meiller Show,” geriatrician Dr. Nathaniel Chin explained that “age-related thinking changes” are not synonymous with dementia, nor is…