The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

Wisconsin Public Radio 2811 - Brewers in the playoffs; reducing light pollution; and a dark sky initiative

WPR's weekday call-in show, continuing the trusted tradition of Larry Meiller. Host Lee Rayburn talks with expert guests and listeners about the outdoors, technology, books, home improvement, consumer issues, and more — practical advice and real conversations to help you make the most of everyday life.

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The Larry Meiller Show from Wisconsin Public Radio

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Brewers in the playoffs; reducing light pollution; and a dark sky initiative

The secrets of bear teeth; Sturgeon ecology and cultural importance in Wisconsin; Waterfowl hunting and conservation

Emergency medical care for pets; and conservation efforts through the Milwaukee County Zoo

The power of low-intensity exercise; Madison author on her latest thrilling, funny novel

The role of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities; why school funding is complicated; and how Native tribes see 250 years of U.S. history

Fall insect activity; Helping Wisconsin’s turtles; Wild rice restoration in Green Bay area

Advancements in restoring vision; what to expect from the Packers this season; and Wisconsin women champions of Gaelic football and hurling

Door County author shares the intimate story of her mother’s end of life; An introduction to meditation; Fall prevention and awareness

Building climate change resilience into our homes; and maintaining septic systems

Sea Grant looks at plastic in our clothes and PFAS in fish; Wisconsin elk update; Addressing agricultural runoff in the Lower Fox River basin

Dental care for aging adults; and Dr. Zorba talks measles and a new drug for pancreatic cancer

How renters can protect themselves; and what homeowners’ insurance does and doesn’t cover

Wildlife update with David Drake; Prepare for fall paddling

Late summer vehicle maintenance; Scandinavian heritage tours and a Swedish island winner

Tech update; Weather Guys predict fall temperatures

Your guide to the night sky; our need for more dietary fiber; and why less protein is better

Watching for the fall bird migration; UW-Stevens Point researcher looks at mercury in birds and humans; Monarch butterfly conservation

Pet care: Dogs follow their noses, can be trained with toys, and love hiking with us

Explaining our electoral system; How 2 key movements shaped Wisconsin’s labor history

New memoir traces woman’s poverty in Africa to independence in Wisconsin; and help for domestic violence survivors in Milwaukee

Insect update with PJ Liesch; Podcast explores the science, practice and art of forestry

How to handle an AWOL contractor; surveying maple syrup makers; and how farmers markets build community

Physical therapists talk knee pain; Recognizing forms of elder abuse

Exterior work on a home should be made to last

The future of Earth’s natural resources; How lead and zinc miners left their mark on southwest Wisconsin; Trout stream check-in

Reducing ovarian cancer; and increasing living organ donation

The Lee Rayburn Show visits the Wisconsin State Fair

Consumer protection; the limits of satellite broadband; and the expansion of high-speed internet in Wisconsin

Wildlife update with David Drake; What new federal wildlife rules mean for Wisconsin’s at-risk animals

Ethical investing and disaster preparedness

Celebrating Wisconsin’s love of beer and pizza

Hikers, bikers and paddlers unite; and a guidebook for families struggling with dementia

The future of our electric grid; Beaver management in Wisconsin

Smoky skies effects on pets; Door County history preserved; and adopters needed for working cats

Optimizing your home Wi-Fi; Answering questions about Wisconsin’s weather and climate

Past and future non-human organ transplants; and the high cost of housing in Wisconsin

The story of Mąą Wakącąk and the Badger Lands; Wisconsin State Natural Areas Program reaches 75th year

Returning unclaimed property; history of dairy research; and the joy of inclusive birding

Physical therapists return with answers to your questions; Improve your sleep hygiene

Life along the Upper Mississippi River; and how to become a Canadian citizen

Mid-summer insect update; Befriending Wisconsin’s bumble bees

The ‘gut-brain axis’ connection to autoimmune disease; and Dr. Zorba Paster talks wellness

How GPS shapes our modern world; UW-Stout professors and students experiment with AI and filmmaking; Viroqua group teaches community how to fix household items

Home improvement: Ask a remodeler and an electrician

Wildlife Wednesday with David and Jamie; Forestry & Wildlife Division of Extension helps Wisconsin’s forestry community; Kenosha area school, environmental group team up to protect watersheds

Wisconsin tourism sets records; Mt. Telemark Village named ‘destination of the year’; and APT receives its first Tony Award

Audio documentary about morel mushroom mystery; Vegetarian and vegan cooking tips from Madison chef; ‘Let’s Make Cocktails!’ offers comics and instruction

Introducing The Lee Rayburn Show

Garden Talk: Outdoor living spaces; Effective landscape lighting