The Lee Rayburn Show

Editor Mike Beno previews the October/November issue of the “Our Wisconsin,” and talks about the photos and stories provided by its readers.

Gardening expert Melinda Myers joins us to talk about transitioning the garden from fall to winter. Topics include bringing in house plants, mulching, and caring for tropical bulbs.

First, we talk about a cookbook called “Belly Full: Exploring Caribbean Cuisine Through 11 Fundamental Ingredients and Over 100 Recipes” with author Lesley Enston. Then, Glenn Schmidt tells us how […]

Why we may want to keep certain insects from moving en masse into our homes this fall. And why we may want other arthropods to roam free through our homes […]

First, it’s a roundup of fall events and activities with Anne Sayers, secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Tourism. Then, psychologist Shilagh Mergain is back to help you build an […]

Gluteal amnesia is a real risk of an inactive lifestyle. Two physical therapists explain the pain dead butt syndrome can cause. Then, we talk to a relationship and sex therapist […]

We talk with two Wisconsin entrepreneurs about improving your soil with the use of pellets made from locally sourced wool. Then we talk with an expert on heirloom apple varieties.

Wisconsin registered home inspector John Freiburger is back to talk about siding for your house. Then, we cover what you need to know before installing a solar electric system with […]

Broadcasting live from La Crosse, we learn about the vast Upper Mississippi River refuge on its 100th anniversary. Then, we get recommendations on where to bike, hike and paddle in […]

First, we talk about ultra-processed foods and their relationship to our health with Beth Olson, an associate professor and extension specialist at UW-Madison. Then, we talk about left ventricular assist […]