Wisconsin Public Radio Radio Shows

Each week, To the Best of Our Knowledge brings you two hours of in-depth interviews with nationally and internationally-known guests whose passion for new ideas will challenge and engage.

Fleming combines his interests in the classics with his interest in discussing the arts.

Laughter is the best medicine! Each week, co-hosts Zorba Paster, M.D., and Tom Clark kick back with callers from around the country to talk about what's new in health and fitness, and share tips for healthy living. The hosts' irreverent humor...

Zoologist Patricia McConnell and co-host Larry Meiller team up to help listeners bring out the best in their pets. Get down-to-earth advice about pet problems, big and small, and fascinating information about wildlife, too.

Host Jean Feraca is a twenty-five year veteran of public talk radio in the United States. She brings to her work the unique sensibility of a poet/humanist/journalist, combined with a lively personal style and a sense of adventure, discovery, and...

It's a break in the day that gives a chance to sit back, meet interesting people and talk about interesting topics. Larry and his producer, Jim Packard, tend to focus on environmental issues, consumer issues, and helpful topics.

Kathleen leads balanced discussions about the issues of the day and the issues of our time. While the afternoon program focuses on current issues most days, Kathleen devotes at least two hours a week to two issues very near and dear to her heart:...

Issues talks poken program.

Simply Folk brings concerts recorded in Wisconsin songs for the season...the music and dance of people the world over..

Return to the golden years with a genuine re-creation of radio where conversation, music, drama and poetry were regular features. Add to this mix the warm and engaging personality of Jonathan Overby - not to mention his wonderful singing voice -...

This show brings you the best of 1930s, 40s, and 50s entertainment. Host Norman Gilliland explores some of the best comedy, drama, adventure, mystery, and science fiction of the Twentieth Century. Where else can you get entertainment including...

The music is likely to include a mix from solo piano to large orchestra and lots in between. Occasionally you'll hear an early Renaissance harp piece or works with a more contemporary sound from many parts of the world. You'll hear old favorites;...

Evening Classics With Lori Skelton. Lori Skelton has hosted WPR's Sunday Afternoon Live from the Elvehjem series since 1997. She also hosts most of the weekday evenings on the stations of the NPR News & Classical Music Service.