The Lee Rayburn Show

It’s not just your imagination, this spring was especially cool and wet. We talk about why and how it measures up to other springs.

In the U.S., adoption is rarely a secret anymore, and many children who are adopted are aware. We talk about what teachers need to know when working with adopted kids and their families.

A climbing rose vine that survives Wisconsin winters is difficult to find. Our gardening expert talks about hardy climbing roses and other woody perennials.

Winter isn’t the only season to worry about the weather and your car, summer conditions can actually be more brutal on our vehicles than winter. We talk to our maintenance expert about what we should do before summer really starts to heat up.

Climate change is accelerating the loss of habitats and species. We talk about a collaboration between artists and scientists to raise awareness of the threats facing plant communities.

It seems like there is always some new invasive species calling Wisconsin home. We talk with two experts about their fight to control the interlopers and how you can help.

Ever thought about writing for kids? We talk to our guest about how writing for kids is different than adults and discuss her new tween novel that is set in England and is full of ghosts and adventure.

Another edition of "The Mailboat" suspense series is out. We talk to the author of the Lake Geneva-based novels about the third book, "The Captain's Tale," and what it’s like to publish and promote your own work.

Many people don't feel comfortable talking about pelvic floor disorders and symptoms such as incontinence. But these are actually very common medical problems that can be treated successfully. We talk to our physical therapists about what can cause these conditions and what treatments are available.

Controlling pests in our garden is a never-ending task. We talk to our gardening expert about solving pest problems while minimizing risks to people and the environment. We also talk about the advantage of adding organic mulches.