The Lee Rayburn Show

Pet parents know that fleas and ticks are no joke. They can upset your dog and also give them nasty diseases. We talk about the best way to protect your pet from pests, plus brush up on dental health strategies for our furry friends.

We take a look at some of the stories in the latest edition of Our Wisconsin magazine. They include a baseball diamond for vacationers, a trip down the Wisconsin River, and the influence of Fox Lake’s Bunny Berigan on swing music.

Knowing when to harvest is key to getting the most out of your garden. We look at ways to boost flavor, nutritional value, and productivity.

We discuss summer vehicle maintenance with an expert mechanic. And with volatile gas prices, we'll look at ways to save on gas and learn which cars give you the best mileage for your dollar.

A spotted lanternfly was seen just north of Detroit last week. We talk with one of our regular insect experts about what the sighting of the invasive species might mean for Wisconsin farmers and gardeners.

Door County sheriff Dave Cubiak is back in the seventh and final book in this mystery series. This time the peninsula’s past plays a role.

The executive director of the Door County Historical Society tells us how Door County transformed from a place of fishing, logging and shipbuilding to the tourist destination it is today.

Back pain is one of most common reasons why people miss work. Our physical therapists join us again to talk about the best ways to manage back pain.

It’s time to start thinking about transitioning our gardens into the fall and winter seasons. We talk with an ornamental plant expert about fall gardening tasks and how to prepare for colder temperatures.

Having a sturdy roof with shingles that stay in place is essential to safe living space. We talk with a home improvement expert about what you need to know.