The Lee Rayburn Show

First, Theresa Evans joins to talk about her book “Choosing to Die.” Then, we hear how meditation could work in your life with contemplative scientist Cortland Dahl. Finally, we talk about fall prevention efforts with Suzanne Morley of the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging.

It's home improvement day. We talk about how to bolster our homes against worsening weather conditions. Then, we learn why and how septic system maintenance is so important, and required by state law.

First, we talk with Jessica Frantal and Tisha King Heiden about two Wisconsin Sea Grant projects. Then, we hear how Wisconsin’s elk herds are doing from Josh Spiegel, a wildlife biologist. Finally, Michael Holly joins to talk about his research on phosphorus removal.

The decision to put off crucial dental care is often tied to access and affordability. Then, we talk to Dr. Zorba Paster about measles, vaccines, and a gaming changing new […]

The decision to put off crucial dental care is often tied to access and affordability. Then, we talk to Dr. Zorba Paster about measles, vaccines, and a gaming changing new […]

Most ovarian cancer develops in the fallopian tubes, which can be removed. We talk to a gynecologic oncologist about the game-changing procedure. Then, we talk about living organ donation with two UW Health Transplant Center representatives.

It is not uncommon for renters to complain about their landlords, a state consumer protection official tells us. And often its for good reasons. Then, we talk to an attorney about homeowners’ insurance.

UW-Extension Wildlife Specialist and Professor David Drake is back to answer your wildlife questions. He also talks about the weasel family and a few rare animal sightings in our state. Then, Darren Bush and Timothy Bauer return to talk about fall kayaking and canoeing.

We talk about how our cars’ tires, batteries and cooling systems all need attention this time of year. Then, we travel to Sweden with a couple offering heritage tours to Midwesterners, and a Madison man who “won” a Swedish island for a year.

Tech expert Beth D’Angelo returns to share her technology advice, including how to pick out a laptop. Then, The Weather Guys (Steve Ackerman and Jon Martin) are back to talk about flying through thunderstorms, the 2026 tornado season and more.