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The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

Wisconsin Public Radio

2771 - Mid-summer insect update; Befriending Wisconsin’s bumble bees

2771 - Mid-summer insect update; Befriending Wisconsin’s bumble bees

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Diterbitkan 15 Jul 2026

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Podcast WUWS 90.9 FM

The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

Episode

Mid-summer insect update; Befriending Wisconsin’s bumble bees

The ‘gut-brain axis’ connection to autoimmune disease; and Dr. Zorba Paster talks wellness

How GPS shapes our modern world; UW-Stout professors and students experiment with AI and filmmaking; Viroqua group teaches community how to fix household items

Home improvement: Ask a remodeler and an electrician

Wildlife Wednesday with David and Jamie; Forestry & Wildlife Division of Extension helps Wisconsin’s forestry community; Kenosha area school, environmental group team up to protect watersheds

Wisconsin tourism sets records; Mt. Telemark Village named ‘destination of the year’; and APT receives its first Tony Award

Audio documentary about morel mushroom mystery; Vegetarian and vegan cooking tips from Madison chef; ‘Let’s Make Cocktails!’ offers comics and instruction

Introducing The Lee Rayburn Show

Garden Talk: Outdoor living spaces; Effective landscape lighting

Home improvement: Energy efficiency and your home’s exterior, Concrete for driveways

Honey bees and their social behavior, Sharp-tailed grouse conservation, and truffle-hunting researchers

Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened

A closer look at the Wisconsin Idea; The Weather Guys return

Garden Talk: Why we garden; Wisconsin native ecosystems

A pre-road trip vehicle checklist; and the history of brewing beer in the Madison area

Wisconsin author shares tips for traveling better in old age

Dog training manual author returns; and how best to handle the end of a pet’s life

Catching up with Michael Perry; The top songs of 1967

Garden Talk: Keeping pollinators in mind; Outdoor living for indoor plants

Wind turbine building crew at center of novel ‘Pigeon Falls’; and how to shop for liability insurance

Insect update; Outdoor writers talk about Wisconsin’s turkey hunt, Conservation Congress and more

Real property tax relief, and professional tax advice

Physical therapists answer your questions; ‘Born to Flourish: How New Science and Ancient Wisconsin Reveal a Simple Path to Thriving’

Garden Talk: When your garden gets thirsty; The Vicars of Vegetables reunite!

Ways to prevent water in your basement; and the pros and cons of hot tub ownership

Birdwatching in the summer: What to watch for when migration ends

A Med Flight physician retires; and Alzheimer’s disease research and treatment

Technology update; ‘The Long Game’

Garden Talk: How to stretch your gardening dollars; The growing popularity of raised beds

Protection from scams, and the limited value of extended warranties

Wildlife Wednesday; Managed grazing in Wisconsin

A science literacy advocate; and making falling space debris less dangerous; listener suggestions

Literary horror set in Antarctica is subject of UW professor’s novel; Your guide to summertime cooking and grilling

Garden Talk: Bayfield in Bloom 2026

School boards are bastions of democracy; farmer and aid worker writes memoir; and the history of a Madison sports stadium

Spotting springtime invasive plants; Wild turkeys in Wisconsin; Whooping crane population update

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

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