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Treating rotator cuff injuries, and the use of AI in healthcare
New research proposes changes to how rotator cuff tendinopathy is diagnosed and addressed. Our physical therapists weigh in. Then we talk about the use of AI in healthcare with the chief information and digital health officer at UW Health.
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Garden Talk: Using water wisely; Adding a water feature
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.
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Home improvement: Spring to-do list, Pools and hot tubs
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.
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Wildlife Wednesday: Natural signs of spring, and Driftless golden eagles
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.
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Stroke awareness and recovery, Latest in Alzheimer’s research
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.
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Cybersecurity advice, and the history of The Onion
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.
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Recurring Segments
| Segment Topic | Schedule |
| Wildlife | First Wednesday |
| Consumer Protection | First Thursday, every other month |
| Tech | Second Monday |
| Health | Second Tuesday |
| Home Improvement | Second Thursday |
| PT | Third Monday |
| Pet Care | Fourth Tuesday |
| “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 |
| The Snowbirds By Christina Clancy | Thursday, Feb. 20, 2025 |
| The Killer’s Terms By Kevin Kluesner | Thursday, April 17, 2025 |
| Bridgeton By Michael Knodler | Thursday, June 19, 2025 |
| The Business Trip By Jesse Garcia | Thursday, Aug. 21, 2025 |
| Beyond the Flames By Greg Renzz | Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025 |
| A Measured Thread By Mary Behan | Thursday, Dec. 20, 2025 |
Show Blog
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Madison Greenhouse Store showcases Wisconsin-friendly houseplants
The owner of a Madison plant store talks about what’s offered in the store, how to avoid overwatering, and the plant boom that occurred during…
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Looking to reduce allergy symptoms? Clean design strategies might be the answer
Some of the most common inhaled allergens include dust mites, animal dander and mold spores — all of which can be found in the home.
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The ‘magic’ of straw bale gardening is in the compost
Novice gardeners wondering where to start their gardening adventures might want to try straw bale gardening. Joel Karsten, author and inventor of this unique gardening…
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How to test your well water, and what to do if the results show contamination
The chief of the Private Water Section at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources joined WPR’s “The Larry Meiller Show” to explain the importance of…