The Lee Rayburn Show

Dr. Bill Stork is back to talk about the do’s and don’ts of traveling with your pets, plus what to know about allergies as the winter months approach. Then, we […]

Hip replacement recovery includes regaining strength in in knee and hip muscles, physical therapists Lori Thein Brody and Jill Thein-Nissenbaum tell us. Then, retired orthopedic surgeon John Orwin talks to […]

We talk about preparing your vehicle for the winter with Jim Ward, a retired service manager from Smart Motors Toyota. Then, we learn about flying airplanes with Kyle Kaliebe and […]

A previously elusive ambush predator insect is seen frequently in Wisconsin this year, entomologist PJ Liesch tells us. Then, we talk to Rowan Jacobsen, author of the new book “Wild […]

Author Philip Moeller joins us to talk about his book “Get What’s Yours for Medicare” and to help you understand the complicated system. Then, Dennis Hiorns, a Middleton craftsman, shares […]

Charity scams are once again targeting people wanting to help victims of natural disasters, now in the wake of two deadly hurricanes. Then, we discuss a fake check scheme aimed […]

This has been an unusual growing season. Garden Talk regulars Lisa Johnson and Brian Hudelson are in to talk about what they’ve seen regarding plant disease, insects and the effects […]

We cover what to know about revamping your home’s electrical system with Adam Gullickson, an electrician, and Chad Speight, a renovations expert. Then we talk with craftsperson Nick Slavik about […]

UW-Platteville tests new tech measuring methane from cows. A specialist in chronic wasting disease provides an update valuable to deer hunters. And we talk with a Wisconsin author about the […]

First, we talk with Sarah Kotila, a nurse and clinical trials navigator manager, about the misconceptions surrounding cancer and clinical research trials. Then, Dr. Erin Lowery and Dr. Jon Odorico […]