The Lee Rayburn Show

Should you get the extra insurance from your car rental company? We ask an attorney when it's a good idea. We also talk about personal injury topics and what happens during mediation.

You don’t have to travel all the way to Provence to find fields of lavender, they are as close as Door County. We talk with the owners of Fragrant Isle Farm about growing lavender in Wisconsin.

Many people believe they are doing the compassionate thing by live trapping and releasing wild animals. We talk about with a wildlife rehabilitation expert about why this isn't always the case.

The U.S. women’s national soccer team quickly went from not existing in the early 1980s, to winning three World Cups and four Olympic golds. We hear the inside story of how this came to be from an author of a new book and learn how they changed women’s sports.

It's officially the International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements. People around the world are celebrating 150 years of one of the most important and influential achievements in modern science. And we also talk about Earth Day, which is next week.

Back pain is one of the most common health complaints in the U.S. We focus on low back pain and learn about different causes, and which treatments have the best results.

Straw bale gardening is a great alternative for gardeners with growing restrictions. We talk with the inventor of this method about new ways to use straw bales, including growing mushrooms and making an economical greenhouse.

Controlling water is key to keeping your home in good repair. We talk with a registered home inspector about water control options, including landscaping, roof and wall drainage and basement retrofitting.

The “Gobbler Geek” is back to talk turkey. We learn about spring turkey calls, mating behavior and what goes into creating a really good decoy.

Wisconsin Public Television's "Outdoor Wisconsin" host Dan Small joins us to talk about a new special that focuses on wild turkeys in Wisconsin. We'll learn about population changes and the physiology of turkeys. We'll also discuss the upcoming hunt.