The Lee Rayburn Show

Stem cell transplants, also known as bone marrow transplants, are generally used to treat certain cancers. This procedure is now being used for other diseases too. We talk to a UW Health oncologist about the developments.

As we rely more and more on our electronic devices, keeping them charged and working is a high priority. We talk to our tech expert about what you should look for when purchasing surge protectors and portable phone chargers.

Late summer in the garden can be a challenge. We turn to two plant experts to discuss how to deal with pests like lily leaf beetle and jumping worms, and diseases like mildew and cedar-apple rust.

Our climate is changing - how will it affect your home? We talk with our home improvement expert about what you should consider doing now to protect your home as our weather changes.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will be conducting public comment sessions about grouse and waterfowl management. We talk to our wildlife experts about how you can participate. We also look at Wisconsin elk and seasonal nuisance wildlife.

50 years before Jackie Robinson, Marshall “Major” Taylor broke the color barrier to become the fastest and most famous bicyclist in the world. We look at his life and the Jim Crow era with our guest author.

Are you thinking about getting a bike? We talk to two experts about how to pick one out, what you need to know about maintaining it and what trails you should hit. We also talk about what’s new in the sport.

We look at one of the longest reform movements in U.S. history, the fight to give women the right to vote. We talk about the beginnings of the suffrage movement and its legacy with the curator of an exhibit at the Smithsonian.

The Wisconsin Working Stock Dog Association (WWSDA) will hold its 34th Annual Midwest Championship Stockdog Trials over Labor Day weekend. We talk about the event and why these dogs are so popular.

We discuss compact plants and how their small stature can help solve garden problems, especially when space and time are limited. Suggestions include edibles, flowering and fruiting trees and shrubs, evergreens and perennials.