The Lee Rayburn Show

Streaming video over the internet with apps like Netflix and Hulu has become very common. We talk about what the benefits are, what services are available and if it’s a good option for you.

The supper club was a very popular dining trend in the mid-20th century. We look at the history of the supper club and why, despite declining in popularity elsewhere, they are still going strong here in Wisconsin.

Ever wonder why we eat some plants and not others? We learn why different cultures favor certain plants.

For those who found a new love interest online over Valentine’s Day, especially someone claiming to be from overseas, now is the time to start watching for requests for money. We talk about what to look out for when it comes to online romance and other scams, with our consumer protection experts.

We talk with a wildlife expert about the latest research on deer mortality in Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame and the impact of this severe winter weather on wildlife.

Wisconsin author and humorist Michael Perry joins us to talk about his new special airing on Wisconsin Public Television Tuesday, March 5.

Most adults have 206 bones, each serving a very specific purpose. From your head to your toes, we take a closer look at human anatomy and explore the rich history and culture of bones.

Monarch butterflies are getting ready for a big journey north to Wisconsin. We’ll talk with an expert about the life cycles of monarchs and why it matters to us. We also learn what we can do to help restore their habitat.

It may not seem like it, but spring is just around the corner! We talk with a garden expert, get some tips for preparing your garden for springtime, and learn about some of the latest gardening trends.

As told through the eyes of a 15-year-old boy, an isolated small town in Wisconsin is disrupted by the reality of World War II when prisoners of war are put to work harvesting crops. We talk with an author about his latest historical fiction, "Margaret's War."