The Larry Meiller Show

Larry Meiller finds out how the Whooping crane migration is progressing, an update on implementation of the deer trustee report, and what our wildlife is busy with as winter approaches.

Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher or even an older sibling, you probably worry about how the children in your life can use social media safely. Larry Meiller learns what good guidelines are for children of different ages, and, what the kids themselves think about healthy boundaries and what they need to navigate the world of social media.

The latest Chloe Ellefson murder mystery is out. It's called "Heritage of Darkness," and it delves into some of the darker aspects of Norwegian Christmas traditions. Larry Meiller learns about that cultural history, and how an author researches historical novels.

Domestic abuse touches many lives, and has a large impact on the economey as well. Larry Meiller finds out how prevalent it is, what resources are available for victims and survivors, and what we can each do to help stop the violence.

October is Family History Month, and Larry Meiller learns how to effectively compile the names, dates, and stories that make your family unique.

It may seem like garden season is over, but today on Garden Talk, Larry Meiller finds out how we can eke a little more out by extending the growing season. Plus, information on whether we can reuse the soil in our container gardens.

From giant vegetables, to eccentric characters, to medical curiosities, Wisconsin history is fascinating. Larry Meiller hears about some of the most interesting topics.

The last River Rat joins Larry Meiller to talk about the dogs who have been his companions over the past fifty years, and his new book that celebrated them.

If you only use your crockpot a few times a year, you'll want to listen in as Larry Meiller visits with the author of "365 Slow Cooker Suppers."

On this edition of Garden Talk, Larry Meiller learns six steps to take this fall to create a beautiful landscape next season. Plus, a great new guide for Wisconsin and Minnesota gardeners.

The materials you use to insulate your home can make a big difference for energy costs and comfort. Larry Meiller finds out about energy audits, insulation, and how to retro fit an older home to be as energy-efficient as possible.

Like other animals, insects are preparing for winter. Larry Meiller finds out what Boxelder bugs and other plentiful fall insects are up to, and why we have been so lucky to see many Whitelined Sphinx Moths this year. Plus, answers to listener questions, and a strange story of a traveling tick.

Larry Meiller finds out how to keep our pets happy and healthy. Topics will include National Pet Obesity Awareness Day, choosing the right food for your pet at each stage of life, and how Obessive-Compulsive Disorder affects pets. Plus, choosing the right dog for your family to avoid heartbreak.

Operating systems upgrades are a fact of life for computer users. Larry Meiller finds out if they are always recommended, and which upgrades are just out, or on the horizon.

On the edition of Garden Talk, it may seem like the season is over, but there is still plenty to do. Judith Siers-Poisson learns how and when to plant garlic and flower bulbs. Plus, what to clean up in the garden, and what to leave for some winter interest in the landscape.