Oregon Rainmakers
KLCC's Oregon Rainmakers is a podcast where we talk to leaders creating community success in western and central Oregon. Our region is rich with leadership stories that aren’t being told, so we decided to create a podcast where we can have a conversation with the very leaders in Oregon who are moving our community forward.
Every other week, we will launch a new in-depth conversation with a person who is either creating wealth, policy, or opportunity for Oregon to continue to thrive today, and into the future. It could be a CEO or business leader, it could be an elected official, entrepreneur, or nonprofit leader, but the conversation will always focus on an important driver of community prosperity.
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Latest Episodes
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A conversation with Sarah Medary, Eugene City Manager -
A conversation with Nancy Buffum, Executive Director of The Eugene Education Foundation -
A conversation with Bethany Cartledge, Executive Director, St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County. She becomes the new Executive Director, taking over from long-time leader, Terry McDonald. -
A conversation with the conductor of the Eugene Concert Choir and their new album, Black is Beautiful. -
A conversation with Dr. Richard Pettigrew, the executive director of the Archaeological Legacy Institute of Eugene. The Institute runs multiple media platforms including The Archeology Channel, subscription video-on-demand service, Heritage Broadcasting Service and a weekly podcast call Audio News from Archaeologica. The mission of the organization is to use media to nurture and bring attention to the human cultural heritage -
A conversation with Katie Brown, the founder of Scorpion Creek Ranch. -
A panel discussion about the role of community colleges to develop talent for the 21st Century workforce. -
A conversation with Brian Bull of KLCC and University of Oregon Journalism School about the career of journalist and the venue of public media. -
A conversation with the director of education and outreach for BRING -
A conversation with leaders of Eugene Mountain Rescue about how they help save people in need in our wilderness areas.
