The Lee Rayburn Show

Vision loss and impairment can be devastating. We talk with an eye expert about the latest stem cell research to combat common disorders like macular degeneration and preventative measures and treatments to keep our eyes healthy.

Vaccinations for children are not the only inoculations surrounded by controversy. There is a lot of misinformation going around about vaccines for pets too. We talk to a vet to sort out fact from fiction.

Temperature swings, ice storms and lots and lots of snow - what going on with our weather pattern? The Weather Guys are back to explain what’s going on and if we’ve set any records.

As we age, the lens in our eyes becomes less flexible, making our near vision fuzzy. Reading glasses correct the problem, but how do you select the right pair? We talk about finding the best glasses for you and also how they may help with the effects of blue light from our electronic devices.

Interest in heirloom seeds has grown rapidly. We talk about what seeds are considered heirloom and why these old varieties are so appealing to gardeners.

You now have the option of using synthetic oil in your car, but is it a good idea? We check in with our vehicle maintenance specialist to find out the pros and cons of using this alternative to traditional oil.

Dormant oil sprays are a popular way to control insects on plants. We talk about how they work, how they have changed over the years and when to apply them.

Discovering local food is a great part of traveling and food tours are becoming a popular way of getting to know an area. We talk about different types of tours, what to expect, and how to find them.

February is Heart Awareness Month and we take a different spin on heart health by talking about love. Our guest says love is good for your heart and talks about some simple things that you can do to increase love in your life.

Some people are born with joints that are very flexible. Hypermobility - sometimes known as being double-jointed - can cause medical problems. We talk about what hypermobility is and what can be done to treat it.