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First, we talk about Italian American cooking with author and TV host Lucinda Scala Quinn. She’ll share her new cookbook “Mother Sauce: Italian American Family Recipes and the Story of the Women Who Created Them.” Then, Glenn Schmidt, a travel writer, will help you plan your next vacation to Italy.

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Italian cooking and travel

The Larry Meiller Show

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published about a year ago

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134 episodes

#Wisconsin Public Radios #Economics #Business #Business Disciplines #Environment #Science #Society #History

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We get an insect update from UW-Madison entomologist PJ Liesch. Then, we talk about the benefits of wetlands and efforts to protect them.

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Garden Talk: Attracting hummingbirds and how we ‘vegetable’ 1:39:07

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Gardening expert Melinda Myers joins us to talk about the best plants for attracting hummingbirds. We also talk vegetables with Irwin Goldman.

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From Norway to the Badger State: Tales from a U.S. ambassador to Norway and the enduring legacy of Norwegian immigration in Wisconsin 1:39:20

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Conservation gardening, and the search for exoplanets 1:39:04

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We talk to the author of a new guidebook for making our gardens more wildlife friendly. Then, we talk about the discovery of exoplanets orbiting other stars.

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Health: How your mental well being is related to movement, Answering your arthritis questions, Summer skin care issues 1:39:20

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Garden Talk: The future of gardening, native plants and composting 1:39:15

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Home improvement: Lighting trends, Mold and water repair 1:39:01

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Wildlife sights and sounds, and a new glacial geology map of Wisconsin 1:39:08

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Springtime golfing in Wisconsin, Checking in with Brewers baseball so far this season 1:39:07

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Fish tales told by Jerry Apps, and springtime grilling 1:39:20

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