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Conversations about Wisconsin media, sports, culture, politics, and ideas.

ESPN Wisconsin contributor and former Sports Editor for The Capital Times, Adam Mertz talks about the shifting expectations for this year's...
Outdoorsman Noah Wishau discusses the confluence of hunting and politics regarding chronic wasting disease (CWD) in Wisconsin deer, its para...
Jim Lattis holds a Ph.D. in History of Science from UW–Madison and is the author of many publications in that field; he helped create UW Spa...

Wollersheim Winery owner and winemaker Philippe Coquard comes from a family of French winemakers. He came to America and Wollersheim in the...

Wisconsin picture book writer Pat Zietlow Miller, discusses her craft, getting into writing books for children and where her creative ideas...

Old World Wisconsin depicts Wisconsin's immigrant past by recreating the sights, sounds and spirit of those who came to the state to build t...

Former Wisconsin Badgers fullback Matt Bernstein discusses his collegiate football career, Wisconsin fandom, Madison-appreciation, and his f...

Writer Erin Clune discusses her humorous version of a self-help book "How to Leave: Quitting the City and Coping with a New Reality." The bo...

Beer columnist for the Wisconsin State Journal Chris Drosner discusses the craft of beer review and commentary, the state of craft beer in W...

Mark Walters is a syndicated outdoor adventure columnist who lives in Necedah. He began writing his column, An Outdoorsman's Journal, in 198...

Horicon Marsh, located in southeast Wisconsin, is the largest freshwater cattail marsh in the U.S. It has been formally recognized as a Wetl...

The Aldo Leopold Foundation was established in 1982 with the mission to inspire an ethical relationship between people and nature through th...

Former Wisconsin State Journal Assistant City Editor Mark Pitsch, who also worked as a state capitol reporter and was the president of the S...

Former state archaeologist and author of several books about Native Americans in Wisconsin, Bob Birmingham explains why Aztalan, located nea...

Rural communities have seen declines in young adults. The population shifts have been the subject of study by Randy Stoecker, a UW-Madison p...

Packers blogger and podcaster Brian Carriveau traces his journey from teaching to sports writing to opening a new tavern and eatery in Madis...

What was the impact of Voter ID legislation on the 2016 Presidential Election in Wisconsin? What are the implications of the U.S. Supreme Co...

As a co-producer on the Precious Lives project, a two-year radio series about young people and gun violence in Milwaukee, Aisha Turner was c...

Jason Stein is a former state capitol reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and previously the Wisconsin State Journal. He was recentl...

Johnny Walsh is a Madison lawyer and stand up comedian. He recently won the annual Madison's Funniest Comic Contest at the well-regarded Com...

Author of the new book "Home of the Braves: The Battle for Baseball in Milwaukee," Patrick W. Steele recounts the history of how the Boston...

Jalen Knuteson, a young local sports reporter for the Daily Jefferson County Union, discusses local sports coverage, a UW-Whitewater basketb...

The WDNR's large carnivore specialist Scott Walter discusses recent cougar sightings in Wisconsin, what the animals are doing in the state,...

UW-Milwaukee professors Dr. Jean Creighton and Dr. Bernard Perley discuss their roles in the new cultural show "Indigenous Voices: Sharing t...

With Opening Day fast approaching this week, Caitlin Moyer, the director of new media for the Milwaukee Brewers, shares stories about Hank t...

Appleton Post-Crescent photographer Dan Powers spent nearly three weeks covering the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea as par...

Hockey broadcaster and former newspaperman Bill Brophy, a longtime friend of former Wisconsin Badgers Hockey Coach Jeff Sauer, discusses the...

Karen Oberhauser, the new director of the UW-Madison Arboretum and an internationally renowned monarch butterfly researcher, discusses the g...

Avid hunter and fisher Noah Wishau recently started the podcast Wisconsin's Hunting Heritage. Wishau talks about the future of hunting in th...
Project SNOWstorm uses innovative science to understand snowy owls, and to engage people in their conservation through outreach and educatio...

David Drake, UW-Madison professor and extension wildlife specialist, discusses the UW Urban Canid Project, a study on red foxes and coyotes...

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel opinion columnist and Our Lives Magazine Editor Emily Mills discusses writing about and engaging with politics. M...

Elk once ranged throughout Wisconsin. They were driven out in the 1800s due to over hunting and habitat decline. Wisconsin Department of Nat...
Wisconsin is in the midst of a snowy owl irruption. What's an irruption? Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Bird Monitoring Coordinat...
The National Park Service's Bob Krumenaker discusses his work as superintendent of Wisconsin's Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. The park...
A look back at some of the best moments from The Wisconsin Podcast in 2017, including snippets from former journalists Jen McCoy and Adam Me...
Korbel's master distiller Paul Ahvenainen explains how brandy is made, discusses the changing liquor industry, and digs into why Wisconsinit...
ESPN Wisconsin on-air contributor and former Capital Times Sports Editor Adam Mertz talks Badger football, how Twitter and fan blogs have af...
Fifty years ago, Otis Redding's plane crashed into a Madison lake, killing the Georgia-born soul singer and most of his band. Biographer Jon...
B.J. Hollars, associate professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and founder and executive director of the Chippewa Va...

Wild turkeys were nonexistent in Wisconsin 50 years ago. Today, they're abundant. National Wild Turkey Federation District Biologist Rick Ho...

Jon Riehl and Peter Rafferty of the Wisconsin Automated Vehicle Proving Grounds discuss the testing of autonomous vehicle technology in Wisc...
As a reporter for the Portage Daily Register, Jen McCoy profiled many of the community's veterans. She also reported on the death of a soldi...
Native American poet Louis V. Clark III discusses coming face-to-face with racist mascots, NFL protests and his new book "How to be an India...
Prior to writing his new book "The Close Encounters Man," Wisconsin writer Mark O'Connell contributed to a handful of episodes of Star Trek:...
Wisconsin author Mark O'Connell discusses his book "The Close Encounters Man," a definitive biography of Dr. J. Allen Hynek, a noted astrono...
You know that civil dialogue everyone says we're suppose to be having? Well, the Wisconsin Book Festival is a place where it happens, says D...

Melanie Radzicki McManus, author of "Thousand-Miler: Adventures Hiking the Ice Age Trail," discusses her long hike across Wisconsin and her...

Kent Van Horn from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources discusses why the sandhill crane population in Wisconsin is growing, the pr...

ESPN Wisconsin on-air contributor and former Capital Times Sports Editor Adam Mertz talks Badger football, the decline of the Capital Times...