The Lee Rayburn Show

Wisconsin experiences the largest bird populations in the middle of the summer, but it's also a relatively quiet time of year as birdsong is reduced. We talk with an experienced birder about what you can see and hear this July and August.

Airline travel has been picking up - and so have flight delays and cancellations. A travel agent shares tips for what to expect and how to cope with potential travel disruptions.

A librarian from the Cooperative Children's Books Center at UW-Madison joins us to share some of her favorite summer reads for kids and teens.

Virtual reality - or VR - has come a long way in recent years. We talk with our tech expert about the technology and how it is being used in and out of our homes.

Growing your own fruit can be fun, but not necessarily easy. We talk with three experts about how to select and plant varieties that fit your location and the diseases and insects that can affect your harvest.

Growing your own fruit can be fun, but not necessarily easy. We talk with three experts about how to select and plant varieties that fit your location and the diseases and insects that can affect your harvest.

There are so many songs about summer! We talk - and listen - to a few that are familiar and a few that aren’t, with a collector of popular music.

This is the time of year when spring babies are starting to go out on their own. We talk about what to do or not do when you find one. We also look at black bear sightings, pollinators and elk monitoring.

Roller skating sales are way up and more people are joining or coming back to the sport. We talk with two Wisconsin roller skating coaches about the history of roller skating, competitive skating, and some of the roller rinks that are still operating in the state.

We catch up on the Brewers season and other summer sports news with WEAU Sports Director Justus Cleveland.