The Lee Rayburn Show

We cover the latest stories from the Driftless Area, including the history of Lake Onalaska. Then, the Weather Guys discuss spring weather and how visibility is measured.

It’s finally time to start seeds inside. We talk with two UW Extension experts about how to get good results from your efforts. We also take a look at pruning landscape trees and shrubs.

Whether it’s new construction, repurposing an old building or just reinventing an existing business – place matters. We talk with two experts about they are helping communities come together.

First, we learn about the different ways to support the state parks, from volunteering to becoming a campground host. Then, an update about two big issues in sandhill crane conservation: crop damage and the proposed hunt.

Tax Day is less than a month away. A Green Bay tax professional joins us to answer your questions about estate tax, penalties, required minimum distributions and more.

Temporomandibular joint disorders are most prevalent in young people, and are at least twice as common in women than men. Our guests explain why physical therapy might be a good option if you’re struggling with pain from a TMJ disorder.

Sometimes less is more. We talk with retired UW Extension horticulture specialist Diana Alfuth about what to put in your soil that actually helps your garden. We also talk about the correct way to water in drought conditions.

Spring is a great time to check in on home maintenance issues. We talk with two experts about exterior and interior tasks including gutters, vents, filters and fans.

We learn more about how prescribed burns help the state’s native plants and animals. Then, how amphibians are reacting to pollutants in the aquatic environment.

First, we cover where to start if you’re experiencing burnout at work. Then, a discussion about the effects of screen time on children’s health, and how to realistically regulate the time a kid spends with tech.