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Lessons from a Multicultural Garden
Reba Luiken and Ryan Dostal describe their three culturally diverse gardens.
Insights in Pediatric Food Allergies
Anne Marie Singh discusses the prevalence of food allergies in children.
The UW-Madison Arboretum
Brad Herrick shares the history and restoration priorities of the UW-Madison Arboretum.
Aging Well
David Watts shares what he’s learned over the past 30 years working with the elderly.
Pet Friendly Landscaping
Jamie Viebach offers ideas for a safe and beautiful yard for your animal companions.
Artist Talk: Tyanna Buie
Tyanna Buie shares the stories that influence her artwork.
Hollywood Westerns and American Myth
Robert Pippin delves into three Westerns starring John Wayne.
Speech Changes in Early Alzheimer's
Kimberly Mueller discusses language changes as an indicator of cognitive decline.
From Seed to Spicy: Create Your Own Hot Pepper Sauce
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Black Bear and Wolf Management
Brad Koele discusses how black bears and wolves are monitored and controlled in Wisconsin.
A Sand County Almanac at 75: Stories About The Essays
Stanley Temple explains the background behind Aldo Leopold's landmark book.
Creating a Garden for All Seasons
Erin Clark explains basic design principles used to create year-round gardens.
In the Footsteps of Muir, Leopold, and Derleth
Robert Root shares his journey following John Muir, Aldo Leopold and August Derleth.
Adapting to a Changing Great Lakes Coast
Adam Bechle discusses fluctuations in water levels and the resulting effect on coastlines.
Milking Machines: The First 100 Years
Doug Reinemann provides an in-depth history of how we milk cows.
The Sweet Story of Wisconsin Maple Syrup Production
Ted Simpson discusses the maple syrup production process and the future of maple forests.
Mysteries of Glacier Slip and Landform Development
Luke Zoet explains how glaciers move and create new landforms.
The History and Science of Children With Disabilities
Walton O. Schalick, III explores the treatment of children with disabilities.
Growing Tomatoes in Wisconsin
Lisa Johnson offers tips on how to successfully grow tomatoes in the Midwest.
Wisconsin's Lost Coastal Communities
Amy Rosebrough describes 19th century communities along the eastern shores of Wisconsin.
Black Freemasonry and the War for Equality
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
The UW Institute for Research on Poverty
Hilary Shager provides an overview of the Institute for Research on Poverty.
Fueling Academic Entrepreneurship
Thomas 'Rock' Mackie highlights the work of entrepreneurial UW faculty.
Presidential Rhetoric
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Black Freemasonry and the War for Equality
PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Shaking the Dinosaur Family Tree
David Lovelace presents new information about the biology and evolution of dinosaurs.
Race and Public Discourse in Progressive Cities
Sue Robinson focuses on racial inequity in progressive communities.
Sustainable Commercial Fisheries in the Great Lakes
Titus Seilheimer, explores the fish populations and fishing operations in the Great Lakes.
The Next Chapter for Youth Justice in Wisconsin
Tracy Benson, Sharlen Moore, Erica Nelson and Briana Reilly discuss youth incarceration.
Obreros Unidos: Roots and Legacy
Jesus Salas describes his history as a migrant worker and the founding of Obreros Unidos.
Ten Things You Should Know About Aging
Alexis Eastman explains the aging process and suggests ways to stay healthy.
Language, the Brain and Human Communication
Lyn Turkstra focuses on language, speech and the complexity of the brain.
Wisconsin State Parks: Gateways to the Ancient Past
Scott Spoolman shares the geologic history and beauty of the Wisconsin State Park system.
Bats of Wisconsin
John P. White explains ways to help monitor and protect the health of bats in Wisconsin.
The Story of Country Music
Bill C. Malone shares the history of country music through songs and stories.
If You Want to Be a Band Director
Mike Leckrone reflects on his 50-year career as director of the UW-Madison Marching Band.
The Art of Silent Film Music
Organist Jelani Eddington accompanies the 1926 silent film “The Flying Ace.”
Pet Friendly Landscaping
Jamie Viebach offers ideas for a safe and beautiful yard for your animal companions.
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PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more.
Backyard Invasive Plant Pest Threats
Shahla Werner describes three non-native insects which threaten Wisconsin.
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