The Lee Rayburn Show

This year, the Sauk Prairie area’s Bald Eagle Watching Days will be virtual. We talk about how to view the events and how eagles are doing in the state.

Ice fishing in Wisconsin is more than just a sport. We get tips from two ice fishing experts on how and where to fish, what gear is needed and how to make it fun for the whole family.

When we think about affordable housing, it is generally connected to rental property. Our guest from Habitat for Humanity talks about the organization's mission to instead focus on home ownership.

Wisconsin is known for wonderful cheese and this year has been a good one for specialty cheeses. We talk with an award-winning cheesemaker who is also on the forefront of sustainability in farming.

Many of us use our phones for taking pictures, which can take up a lot of storage space and be less conducive to printing. But our tech expert can help. We talk about how to get those beautiful photos off your phone and into printed copies, photo storage, and printer options — for photos and otherwise.

Many gardeners are embracing naturalistic plantings based on wild spaces. We talk with the director of the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden about designing and growing landscapes that are true to nature.

Winter is rough on car batteries and jump-starting them is a little more complicated than it used to be. We look at how to safely jumpstart your vehicle and how that works if a hybrid is involved. We also talk about how to avoid a dead battery.

The latest Christmas Bird Count has just concluded. We talk with our wildlife experts about some of the most interesting birds that were found. We also look at bird feeding dos and don’ts, and how to plant a wildlife-friendly landscape.

What started as a lark during the pandemic lockdown has turned into a worldwide social media phenomenon. We talk to the man behind the popular Olive and Mabel videos about how he created them and his relationship with his two Labs.

The game of curling made its way to the United States in the early 1800’s and has flourished in Wisconsin. We learn the basics of the sport with a representative from the United States Curling Association and an Olympic athlete. We also talk with our WPR sports reporter about the Packers, the playoffs and MVP possibilities.