The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

Lee Rayburn hosts a technology call-in on The Larry Meiller Show with Beth D'Angelo, a Senior IT Specialist at UW-Madison's Division of Information Technology with more than 20 years in IT.

Host Larry Meiller interviews horticulturist Erin Presley about preparing gardens for spring, covering topics like plant care, sustainable gardening, and botanical garden updates.

Larry Meiller announces his replacement and interviews home renovation expert John Freiberger.

Larry Mealer and Scott Craven discuss Wisconsin wildlife, including spring births, migration, tame grouse, urban deer, turkeys, cougars, and bear encounters.

Larry Meiller interviews psychologist Guy Winch about Mind Over Grind and the effects of chronic workplace stress across professions.

The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio examines Wisconsin’s Medicaid medically tailored meals benefit with Nicole Schneider of the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

The Larry Meiler Show’s Garden Talk segment features host Larry Meiler and horticultural consultant Liz Freeman discussing transplanting, bare-root plants, and indoor plants moving outdoors.

Lee Rayburn hosts Michelle Reinen and Michael Domke of Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection on financial literacy and consumer scams.

Larry Meiller interviews Wisconsin FFA president Amalia Draxler and Wisconsin FFA executive director Cheryl Zimmerman about agricultural education, leadership development, and career opportunities.

The Larry Meiller Show episode announces the UW Space Place closure in June, while later segments are scheduled to cover the Badgers women’s hockey team and jury duty.

The Larry Meiller Show interviews University of Manchester physical geographer Jamie Woodward about condensing 4.5 billion years of Earth history into 40 chapters and 267 pages.

On Garden Talk from The Larry Meiller Show, Jill Nadeau interviews Brandi Hall about applying permaculture to residential yards through water management, biodiversity, and soil-building.

Lee Rayburn, filling in for Larry Miller, asks Jim Ward of Smart Motors Toyota in Madison how Wisconsin drivers should prepare cars after winter.

The Larry Meiller Show examines a Wisconsin Public Service Commission and UW-Madison study of potential sites for new nuclear power plants with Paul Wilson, UW-Madison’s Granger Professor of Nuclear Engineering.

Larry Meiller interviews veterinary oncologist Ruthann Chun about cancer in dogs and cats, including the claim that about one in four dogs develop cancer and about one in two dogs over age ten.

Larry Meiller interviews Rhinelander author Victoria Houston about The Wolves Are Watching, the 23rd novel connected to her Loon Lake and Lou Ferris mystery series.

Neil DeBowl of Prairie Nursery explains why site preparation determines whether native gardens succeed, comparing it to the foundation of a house.

Jennifer Bias explains how Wisconsin's Office of the State Public Defender serves all 72 counties through 40 offices, staff lawyers, and private-bar partners.

Larry Meiller and PJ Leach of the UW-Madison Insect Diagnostic Lab answer Wisconsin listeners’ questions about household invaders, spiders, butterflies, gardens, and Japanese beetles.

Larry Mealer and Mary Mellom of Ashwaubenon Tax Professionals answer Wisconsin listeners' questions before the April 15 tax deadline.

The Larry Meiller Show’s Garden Talk segment features Larry Meiller and gardening expert Melinda Myers on maximizing vegetable harvests despite limited space, time, and money.

Larry Meiller, Chad Spade of Chad's Design Build, and Diana Langreck of Bella Domicile examine kitchen and bathroom remodeling decisions in Wisconsin.

The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio examines Knowles-Nelson renewal, state-park funding, eco-friendly diets, and Canoecopia 2026.

Larry Meiller interviews cardiologist Dr.

Lee Rayburn and Jesse LeGru explain how internet signals move through providers, modems, routers, browsers, and household devices, including why digital transmission ultimately uses ones and zeros.

Larry Meeler and Mark Dwyer discuss “bloom scrolling,” Dwyer’s term for using flower images and gardening websites to counter doom scrolling and reduce stress.

Larry Meiller interviews Susan Grzegowiak, lead attorney at Brookfield's Lemon Law Justice Center, about Wisconsin remedies for defective new vehicles and misrepresented used cars.

David Drake and Jamie Knack, University of Wisconsin wildlife specialists, explain why coyotes are more visible after breeding season and how people should respond to aggressive behavior.

Larry Meiller introduces a cooking segment on pasta with a guest author, interspersed with a pledge drive for listener support.

Larry Meiller hosts a tech update segment with IT specialist Beth D'Angelo, discussing AI trends from Super Bowl ads and taking listener tech questions.