The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

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2735 - Protecting our pets from ticks; and a new ban on taking native reptiles from the wild

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2735 - Protecting our pets from ticks; and a new ban on taking native reptiles from the wild

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The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

Episodios

Protecting our pets from ticks; and a new ban on taking native reptiles from the wild

The unifying and healing powers of music

Garden Talk: Tomato growers handbook; We need bugs; Pet safe gardens

The implications of ‘gray divorce’; and regional news from Big River Magazine

Biodiversity in our state; Port Washington’s environmentally-friendly marina; Mushrooms in the garden

Swedish cuisine; Old World Wisconsin expands; and how music transports us

Physical therapy: hypermobility; Meat, sustainability and the future on our plates

Garden Talk: Growing vegetables in containers; Is it time to try straw bale gardening?

Finding talented tradespeople for home projects; Exploring Lake Michigan’s many shipwrecks

Insect update; Preserving Wisconsin farmland for future generations; May is for wetlands

Care for caregivers; stroke awareness; and a visit by Dr. Zorba Paster

Tech update; Robots and AI on the farm; Milwaukee’s The Whatnot Museum

Garden Talk: Adding natives to an established garden; A photographer’s journey through grief and gardening

Great new books to read this summer

Wildlife Wednesday: Transform your woodland into a wildlife haven

Spring issue of ‘Our Wisconsin’ revels in state character and beauty

Cooking fresh fish with Chef Joel Olson

Garden Talk: What to do now to make your garden better later

State bureau inspects everything from gas pumps to grocery store scales

Wisconsin’s fishing season opener with Captain Barb Carey

Pet care: Spring grooming and tick checks

The state of science funding; Weather Guys talk about April’s severe storms

Garden Talk: Plants in the spring garden; How to design a spot for pollinators

A baker shares her favorite ingredients, recipes; a preview of new Wisconsin-made stage plays; and how the state is luring film, TV projects

Conservation gardening; Biofuel development

Bankruptcy as a last resort; how small claims court works; and the economic impact of golf

Physical therapists answer your shoulder health questions; Pickleball’s popularity in Wisconsin

Garden Talk: Happy lawns; Happy hydrangeas

Two novels set in Wisconsin

New nature documentary explores Green Bay; Bugs of springtime; Turkey hunting season opens

Health care: Advance medical planning, osteoporosis, and blastomycosis

Technology update; Constitutional powers of the president

Garden Talk: When and how to clean up your garden; Local heirloom seed sourcing

How to handle ballooning home improvement projects; and how prize-winning artisanal Wisconsin butter is made

Wildlife Wednesday: Springtime’s new beginnings

How to reduce work stress; and the IceCube observatory at the South Pole gets an upgrade

Medically Tailored Meals; New foods at American Family Field; The latest in restaurant technology; “The New Rules of Dining Out”

Garden Talk: Successful transplanting; DNR tree update for 2026

Consumer protection, and consumer product reviews

Agricultural education and FFA in Wisconsin; Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin celebrates 40 years; Springtime birding

UW Space Place to close; Badgers women’s hockey team dominates; and what to love about jury duty

‘A Little History of the Earth;’ Welcoming spring with Weather Guy Steve Ackerman

Garden Talk: How to transform your yard into a thriving and productive ecosystem; Strategies for easier, greener, more joyful gardening as we age

Get your car inspected this spring; and where to find new electric-vehicle charging stations

Exploring nuclear energy opportunities in Wisconsin; Death cap mushroom research; Wood turtle conservation

Cancer care for cats and dogs, and the DNR bans keeping wild snakes, frogs as pets

New Northwoods mystery novel; Great Lakes pirate Dan Seavey comes to life on stage

Garden Talk: Site preparation for prairie seedings

Public defenders, and civil case advocacy

Insect update; Prescribing fire for ecosystem health; Visit Cedarburg Bog, the largest wetland in southern Wisconsin