The Lee Rayburn Show

Wisconsin has just shy of 4,000 dams across the state, many of which have not been updated since the 1930s and 40s. We talk with a water resources engineer to learn more about the dams in our state. We also learn how dams impact the First Nations of our state.

Mulch is an important tool for preserving moisture, keeping down weeds and protecting plants in winter. We talk about the pros and cons of different types of organic mulch.

Looking forward to reading some great books this summer? We have some recommendations that you will want to add to your list.

Sometimes the longest trip is the one that crosses borders we didn’t even know were there. “Meet Me Halfway,” is a collection of overlapping short stories that are told through the diverse voices that make up the Milwaukee community. Each character on intersecting journeys of learning, discovery, and connection.

Upham Woods Outdoor Learning Center has been educating adults and kids for more than 80 years. We talk with the Center’s director about the environmental and leadership education experiences available for visitors.

More people are discovering or rediscovering camping. We talk with an expert about how to find the best Wisconsin campsite for you. We also talk about trails and back roads to discover.

Many people look forward to the Fourth of July fireworks but not most pet owners. We talk to a veterinarian about how to prepare your pet for the loud noises and what to do to keep them safe.

Our physical therapists join us to talk about osteoporosis. We learn about the important role of exercise in the prevention and treatment of those with low bone mass.

Most of Wisconsin is experiencing very dry conditions. We talk about when to water and the best techniques to use. We also look at the benefits of planting vegetables a little later in the season and why some annuals are hard to find this year.

Nothing can ruin your summer vacation faster than a breakdown. We talk with a vehicle expert about what to check before you go and what to have in the car in case of an emergency.