After the Shelton Brothers' festival in Buffalo, Jimmy debriefs with Joel Shelton and BR Royla of Shelton Brothers; Amber Watts and Ron Extract of Garden Path Fermentation; Casey Wellman of Brouwerij De Ranke; Xavier Bailleux of Au Baron; Stefano Marin of Casa Bruja; Pete Lengel-Fushimi of KCBC;

This month on We Dig Plants, hosts Alice Marcus Krieg and Carmen Devito visit Zone 6 of the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map, which includes Utah and western New York.

Mike Mease of the Buffalo Field Campaign joins us on the phone to talk about the American buffalo. Also known as the bison – and recently named the US's national mammal – the creature faces culling in the state of Montana.

​Livestock farmers in Wisconsin are using a method called Management Intensive Grazing to graze their animals. It is more sustainable than conventional feeding methods, and can be implemented on a large scale.

This week on Nothing Urgent, Derek Evers and Christopher Robbins are joined in the studio by Montreal-based band Solids.

This week on Beers Sessions Radio, Jimmy is talking beer bars and shops with Ed Berestecki, Lea Rumbolo, Zach Mack, and the Beerded Ladies: Haley Karl and Meredith Heil. Ed is about to celebrate the 21st anniversary of Mugs Alehouse; find out why Ed keeps legacy beers on tap at all times.

Take a trip down to the Chesapeake Bay on this week's episode of How to Behave. Brian Keyser is joined by co-host Hannah Howard via the phone lines, and frequent guest Rob Neill is in studio.

Is Ray Kelly's secret police spying on your neighbors? This week on Nothing Urgent, Derek Evers and Christopher Robbins are discussing the NYPD and some of their anti-terrorism tactics that unfairly target Muslims.

How do hunting and the hunting industry affect the economy? This week on the Wild Game Domain, Chefs Chad Pagano and Jessie Riley are talking about the business of hunting. Find out how many jobs are created through hunting. How much money is brought in through taxes by sportsman?