The Lee Rayburn Show

Not every notable life has gotten the send-off it deserves. We talk to the author of a book that rewrites the obituaries of global leaders, Hollywood heavyweights and innovators who changed the world, as well as the death of countries, the station wagon and disco.

Language and culture are intertwined. We talk about what can happen when a language is lost and why efforts to revitalize languages are important.

The Natural Resources Foundation helps increase private sector investment and involvement for Wisconsin’s lands, waters and wildlife. We talk about their upcoming field trips and about this year’s Great Wisconsin Birdathon.

Eighteen species of amphibian and thirty-six species of reptile are found across our state. We talk about their habitats, what they contribute to our ecology, and how we can protect them.

Spring is allergy season for many humans, but what about pets? We have some allergens in common like pollen and dust mites. However, pets also need to watch out for fleas and ticks. A veterinarian tells us how to keep our pet healthy if they face allergies.

The spring equinox symbolizes the start of spring. That’s an occasion celebrated around the world, at festivals like Holi in India and Chunfen in China. We learn more about the equinox and more with the Weather Guys.

We talk with an engineering professor and researcher about the state of the U.S. power grid, the influence of climate change on its future and a solution being explored at UW-Madison.

Whether your yard is big or small, raised beds are the perfect fit. We talk with the author of a new book that contains all the info you need to build and grow a raised bed garden.

Opportunities to produce and sell food items from your own kitchen have increased in the last decade. We talk with a Wisconsin expert about how to set up and market a home based business.

In a hot real estate market, buyers give a lot of concessions to make their offers attractive to sellers. Some of those buyers are now learning the consequences of that decision. We talk with a real estate attorney about what can be done if you’re in that situation.