The Lee Rayburn Show

The Green Bay Packers are the only fan-owned team in any professional sports league. It’s also the smallest city with a professional sports franchise. We talk about the Green Bay Packers through their 100-year history.

Sports often reflect what is going on in history. We talk with the author of a new book that looks at how sports can help teach social, economic and cultural developments by engaging more students.

The Weather Guys are back to talk about recent tornado activity and how tornadoes are classified. We’ll also discuss the South Pole ozone hole and the fall weather outlook.

We look at how the biofuel process works and how microbes fit into bioenergy development. Or guests are researchers working with the Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center.

Shorter days and cooler nights mean it’s time to start bringing in plants that summer outside. We talk with a horticulturist about how to successfully transition them back into your home.

It’s been an eventful year for Wisconsin Public Television's Inga Witscher. We catch up with her and talk to the show's new producer about the latest season of “Around The Farm Table.”

Supplements are controversial. We talk about the pros and cons of taking vitamins, minerals and nutraceuticals with "The People’s Pharmacy" hosts, Joe and Terry Graedon.

Getting advice from professionals can help you understand your pet’s behavior and how to change it. We talk with an animal behaviorist about what she does, and how you can find a professional to help you.

Who decided what normal is and why is it important? We talk to an author about his quest to be normal and the realization that his so-called abnormalities weren’t the problem, how others saw them was.

Ornamental grasses are wonderful additions to a landscape, they can add movement, color and texture year-round. We talk about how and where to use them and how to choose the best ones for your location.