The Lee Rayburn Show

A weak pelvic floor can lead to debilitating loss of control of bowel movements and decrease sexual satisfaction. Two medical experts recommend pelvic floor exercises and surgical procedures. Then a […]

Compact fruit plants and trees, ornamental vegetables are just some of the ways to add edibles to your landscape. We talk with nationally known gardening expert Melinda Myers about how […]

We talk with author Alex Pickett about his first novel, a dark comedy set in a fictional Wisconsin town. Then, Carrie Pohjola of the Department of Trade, Agriculture and Consumer […]

Citizen science projects could help map the Wisconsin locations of noisy but benign cicadas and far less welcome ticks. Entomologist Phil Pelliterri explains what researchers hope to learn through these […]

We talk to Distinguished Psychologist Shilagh Mirgain about how to focus on the function of your body and not its shape. Then with obesity rates increasing, more and more options […]

Last week, President Biden touted Microsoft’s plans to invest $3.3 billion in artificial intelligence data centers in the Milwaukee area. Jesse La Grew joins us to discuss what this means […]

There are many ways to adjust your gardening experience as you get older. We talk with horticulturist Mark Dwyer about ways to continue to enjoy your hobby even with physical […]

Condensation in the home can lead to mold growth, and it can damage wallpaper, fixtures and fittings. Registered Home Inspector John Freiburger returns to share how to reduce condensation in […]

A closed golf course near Brodhead became a conservation area and has served the area in new ways. An ecologist explains the project. Then, we consider the increasing availability in […]

We hear why every body is a “runner’s body” with Slow AF Run Club leader Martinus Evans. Plus, a list of public golf courses in Wisconsin to visit this spring […]