The Lee Rayburn Show

Many newer homes are clad with thin veneer masonry, or as the pros call it, "lumpy stucco." Unless installed perfectly, it can cause problems. We talk about what may go wrong and what to do about it.

The world’s bird population is facing many threats. We talk with Audubon’s Senior Director of Bird-Friendly Communities about what the organization is doing to help bird populations. We also look at two new Audubon guidebooks.

Many of the states land trusts are participating in Wisconsin Land Trust Days this year. We look at some of the events and the properties they protect.

Has a smell ever transported you to another time and place? We talk to the author of a new book about why it happens, why these memories seem so real, and why place is so important in memory.

As we’ve seen with the recent Olympics, athletes need to prioritize their mental health along with their physical training. We talk about mental skills that will help improve your performance in stressful situations and to safeguard your mental well-being in the process.

There are many options when it comes to home audio these days, and much of it depends on what format you'd like to listen. We talk about setting up your space with the right audio systems and speakers. We also talk about technology and productivity, including the ways it has made your life easier (or not!).

Gardeners are always looking for ways to be kinder to the earth. We talk about natural organic gardening, landscaping, and pest control with one of the leaders in the field.

We check in with our Consumer Protection folks about what scams are currently on the rise and how to protect ourselves against them — with a spotlight on back to school shopping. We also learn about tech support scams and how to avoid scams while on the job hunt.

It's the dog days of summer. We talk with our wildlife expert about how local weather and even weather conditions out west impact Wisconsin animals. We also preview the upcoming fall hunting seasons and learn about volunteer opportunities.

Can’t get enough Olympics? We talk about nine books you’ll want to read to find out more about the competition, the athletes and what it takes to become an Olympian.