Santa and Jingle, Santa’s toy shop manager, join us from the North Pole for their annual chat with our younger listeners. They're happy to take calls from children, talk about their Christmas wishes and answer their questions.
In winter, there aren’t as many birds in Wisconsin, but it’s still a good time to look for them. We talk with a birding expert about how to attract birds to your yard and other places you can spot birds.
We look at the main variables of baking bread — ingredients, time, temperature, and techniques — and how they affect the outcome. Our guest also has recommendations for good bread baking cookbooks.
We talk about countries and regions known for producing the best wines and the taste of specific grapes. We also look at celebrating a Zoom New Year’s Eve with friends and family drinking the same sparkling wines.
From shoulder pain to heart-related ailments, snow shoveling can cause any number of problems. We talk with our therapists about how to stay safe and injury-free this winter.
Are you getting tired of the same old holiday songs? Our regular music expert is back with a list of songs that you may have overlooked. Here's the full playlist:
Some insects seek out the warmth of our homes, others are hitchhikers that come in with Christmas trees and plants. Our entomologist talks about how to manage those critters and what to do about ants in your house.
How's your home office and computer space treating you? We talk about small ways to improve your work space that could make a big difference, tips for buying tech gifts that are trustworthy and learn more about how technology is being used to track the coronavirus spread from our tech expert.
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About The Lee Rayburn Show
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WPR's weekday call-in show, continuing the trusted tradition of Larry Meiller. Host Lee Rayburn talks with expert guests and listeners about the outdoors, technology, books, home improvement, consumer…
issues, and more — practical advice and real conversations to help you make the most of everyday life.