The Lee Rayburn Show

Condensation and mold are indicators that something is wrong with your house. We talk about how to deal with both and what can happen if you don’t.

We look at current wolf and moose research that is being conducted on Isle Royale, located near Minnesota in western Lake Superior. Recently, new wolves were introduced to the island. We talk with the biologist coordinating the program about how they are fitting into their new home.

"Outdoor Wisconsin" host Dan Small is back to talk about this year’s deer hunt. He’ll have updates to state rules and regulations, stories about hunters who have come back to the activity and how to find a great place for your tree stand.

It can be complicated and a bit overwhelming when it comes to dealing with the medication we take, and even more so as we age. We talk about the role pharmacists play in helping patients and care providers in improving health outcomes.

Holidays can be stressful in a normal year, 2020 is not a normal year. We talk to a psychologist about managing feelings of isolation and loneliness and learn about creative ways to cope.

Many of us have an established routine of plugging in our phones before we go to bed, but is that the best way to get the most out of our battery life? We talk about power management for your devices with a tech expert.

With the right elements, a winter garden can look just as beautiful as a summer garden. We talk about what plants, trees and shrubs are good choices for winter interest.

Many of us look to so-called guilty pleasures when we are feeling stressed. We talk about why liking things that are considered a waste of time may actually be good for you.

Connections in small towns run deep. We talk to an author about his experience growing up in the small Wisconsin town of Marshall, where he knew everyone and everyone knew him. We also talk about the importance of preserving local history.

The gray wolf was recently removed from the Endangered Species list. We talk with two wildlife experts about what that means for Wisconsin wolves. We also look at how animals survive cold winter temperatures.