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How to Attract Wildlife in Your Woods
Rick Horton offers habitat management strategies to entice deer and turkey.
George B. Post: Architect of the Wisconsin Capitol
Charles Quagliana highlights the career of State Capitol architect George B. Post.
Stories From the Capitol: Building the Monument
Michael Edmonds shares the history of the Wisconsin State Capitol buildings.
Galaxies and Their Monstrous Black Holes
Eric Hooper discusses supermassive black holes and their connections to the galaxies.
Indoor Gardening for Food and Fun
Victor Zaderej offers practical advice on how to easily grow produce indoors.
How Wisconsin Became The Cheese State
Dean Sommer tells the history of the dairy and cheese industries in Wisconsin.
John Demain: The Maestro Remembers The Recent Years
John DeMain describes his years in Madison and shaping the Madison Symphony Orchestra.
Five Myths About the Scientific Revolution
Nancy Turner debunks commonly held misconceptions surrounding the Scientific Revolution.
Full Episode
Michael Arnold explains how solar cell efficiency increases while prices decrease.
The Universe Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Edward Churchwell explores the past, the present and future changes in the universe.
Is the World's Oldest Map a Map?
Matthew Edney challenges the interpretations of a Neolithic era mural in Turkey.
In Search of the Darkest Skies
John Rummel discusses the quest to find night skies which are free of ambient light.
Winston Churchill's American Mother
Randolph and Jennie Churchill honor Lady Randolph, their great-great grandmother.
Dugout Canoes of Wisconsin
Sissel Schroeder and Tamara Thomsen present their survey of Wisconsin dugout canoes.
Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail
Melanie Radzicki McManus recounts her 1,100 mile hike on the Ice Age Trail.
Three-Season Mushroom Garden
Identifying different types of mushrooms.
Pollutants, Parasites and You
Jessica Hua looks at how pollutants in the environment influence natural ecosystems.
Rebel Poet
Louis V. Clark III shares his thoughts on his life and family through his poetry.
Full Episode
Michael Arnold explains how solar cell efficiency increases while prices decrease.
Container Gardening
Lisa Johnson offers best practices and tips for successful container gardening.
Improving Digestive Health
Richard Halberg, Nasia Safdar, Freddy Caldera and John Rice discuss digestion.
Protecting Our Culinary Heritage From Climate Change
Steph Tai focuses on the effects of climate change on foods and drinks around the world.
Epigenetics, Health and the Mind
John Denu explores the effect environment and diet have on altering one's epigenome.
Houdini and the Cult of Celebrity
Richard Popp explores the cultural environment which led to Harry Houdini’s notoriety.
Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin in WWII
David Reynolds examines the correspondence among the three world leaders during WWII.
The Making of Pioneer Wisconsin
Michael E. Stevens shares the stories of the pioneers who settled in Wisconsin.
Attracting and Raising Monarch Butterflies
Creating a habitat that attracts monarch butterflies.
The Microbial Planet
Jo Handelsman explores the impact of microorganisms on our health and the world around us.
Full Episode
Michael Arnold explains how solar cell efficiency increases while prices decrease.
Language, the Brain and Human Communication
Lyn Turkstra focuses on language, speech and the complexity of the brain.
The United States and the Great War
David Krugler provides an overview of World War I.
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.
The United States and the Great War
David Krugler provides an overview of World War I.
Neutrinos from a Massive Black Hole
Justin Vandenbroucke announces an identified origin source of astrophysical neutrinos.
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.
Galaxies and Their Monstrous Black Holes
Eric Hooper discusses supermassive black holes and their connections to the galaxies.
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