The Larry Meiller Show
Wisconsin Public Radio
Join host Larry Meiller every weekday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on The Ideas Network stations as he discusses environmental and consumer issues, gardening and helpful "how-to" topics with his guests. Executive producer Jill Nadeau and producer Clara Neupert seek out knowledgeable guests who give you accurate advice on a range of topics impacting your life and community. And you're always welcome to be part of the conversation as Meiller helps you get your questions answered. Also tune in to an encore broadcast of Friday's " Garden Talk " show every Saturday morning at 6 a.m. And visit the show's blog any time to keep the conversation going.
Location:
Madison, MI
Networks:
Wisconsin Public Radio
Description:
Join host Larry Meiller every weekday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on The Ideas Network stations as he discusses environmental and consumer issues, gardening and helpful "how-to" topics with his guests. Executive producer Jill Nadeau and producer Clara Neupert seek out knowledgeable guests who give you accurate advice on a range of topics impacting your life and community. And you're always welcome to be part of the conversation as Meiller helps you get your questions answered. Also tune in to an encore broadcast of Friday's " Garden Talk " show every Saturday morning at 6 a.m. And visit the show's blog any time to keep the conversation going.
Twitter:
@LMeillerShow
Language:
English
Contact:
800-642-1234
Email:
talk@wpr.org
Episodes
The NCAA's March Madness is in full swing. We take a closer look at the Sweet 16
3/21/2023
It’s March Madness time. An Eau Claire sports reporter catches us up with the tournament following several upsets, including Marquette’s loss to Michigan State.
Duration:00:32:33
Choosing the right athletic footwear
3/21/2023
Gone are the days when one pair of shoes worked for every sport. Now there are dozens of brands to choose from, whether you are golfing or running. A podiatrist joins us to helping you figure out when the shoe fits — properly.
Duration:00:40:46
Physical Therapy: What’s causing your elbow pain?
3/20/2023
Tennis elbow is not just for racquet-loving athletes — you can also experience pain from tasks like raking or gardening. Our physical therapists join the show to share how to treat and avoid elbow pain.
Duration:01:13:18
Garden Talk: Greening up your garden
3/17/2023
For St. Patrick’s Day we talk about the growing of the green. We hear about shamrocks, green flowers, early season veggies, and early fragrance options.
Duration:01:13:24
The income tax deadline is approaching
3/16/2023
It’s crunch time for figuring out your taxes. We talk with a tax professional about what you need to know before you file and take other tax questions.
Duration:01:13:20
Insect Update: A look at prehistoric bugs; Preparing for spring ants and spongy moths
3/15/2023
Long before there were dinosaurs, giant bugs dominated this Earth . There were millipedes eight feet in length and dragonflies with wingspans of more than two feet. We get a bit of insect history from entomologist Phil Pellitteri.
Duration:01:13:20
This year’s Global Health Symposium celebrates collaboration in healthcare
3/14/2023
The health of humans, animals, plants and the planet are all interconnected. We learn more about global health concepts ahead of this year’s symposium.
Duration:00:34:52
Mental health: The benefits of walking
3/14/2023
There are many ways walking benefits the mind. For example, it can improve sleep and reduce stress. We talk with a psychologist about how walking helps our mental health.
Duration:00:38:28
Tech Update: Caring for a loved one’s digital footprint after they pass away
3/13/2023
More than 3.7 billion people use the internet, storing pictures in the cloud or scrolling through social media every day. When we die, the information we've shared on the internet lives on. We talk with our tech expert about our digital identity after death.
Duration:01:13:22
Garden Talk: A guide to prairie plants
3/11/2023
Nationally recognized native plant expert Neil Diboll talks about his new guide book on prairie plants. He also answers your questions about planting natives in the spring.
Duration:01:13:52
Home Improvement: Keep your home dry this spring
3/9/2023
In the spring melting snow and rain can become a problem to homeowners. We talk with an expert in the construction business about how to keep your house dry.
Duration:01:13:17
Wildlife update: Wisconsin project helps landowners learn wildlife management; A Wisconsin grad student plans to hike the Appalachian Trail
3/8/2023
We get an update on spring animal activity and hear how landowners can better their coverts. Plus, a Wisconsin grad student shares his plans to hike the Appalachian Trail.
Duration:01:13:21
UW-Platteville professor shares the stories behind mathematical theories
3/7/2023
It turns out there are stories behind the mathematical theorems taught in school. A UW-Platteville professor shares the history of math and the importance of including it in the classroom.
Duration:00:35:31
Themes of nurturing and reciprocity to be explored at Leopold Week 2023
3/7/2023
People have gathered in Baraboo to celebrate Aldo Leopold each March for more than two decades. We talk about this year’s Leopold Week and what attendees can expect to learn.
Duration:01:13:28
Robots and technology on the farm
3/6/2023
Today’s farms look a little different from farms of the past. Take a walk through a barn and you might notice robots milking cows or a tractor driving itself. We talk with an agricultural engineer about advancements in farm technology.
Duration:00:35:50
Agricultural development in Wisconsin
3/6/2023
Wisconsin farms contribute $104.8 annually to the state’s economy. We talk with the secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection about agricultural development.
Duration:00:37:17
Garden Talk: Selecting the right seed varieties
3/3/2023
One of the most important decisions a gardener makes during the year is to choose which varieties to plant. Our guests talk about how seeds are developed and ways to share information about them with other gardeners.
Duration:01:13:22
Spring bird update: Migration, avian flu and what you can do to help
3/2/2023
Springtime is approaching and that means millions of birds will return home from the south. We get an update about wild birds and avian flu, plus learn what we can do to combat bird loss.
Duration:01:13:38
Spring sights to see around the state
3/1/2023
There are plenty of towns to explore and events to attend this spring in Wisconsin. The Secretary-Designee of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism visits to share what you can add to your calendar.
Duration:00:34:01
Annual Madison event Canoecopia to teach Wisconsinites about paddlesports
3/1/2023
Wisconsin has more than 12,600 rivers and streams to paddle down. We talk about paddlesports and hear what’s coming up at the annual Canoecopia event in Madison.
Duration:00:39:31