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On this edition, we talk with Patty Perlow, former District Attorney for Lane County who now leads the children's advocacy organization, Kids FIRST.

This week our quiz is about occupational surnames! Will Max from Eugene be able to work his way through, or will he be too occupied with something else?

On this edition we talk with Lila Wollman, a professor in human physiology at the University of Oregon about how some online influencers are claiming nicotine has amazing benefits, but the science doesn't bear them out. Then we talk with our own Membership Director Brooke Bumgardner about why we hold pledge drives and where our funding comes from.

A look at how big the area’s tourism economy is, when people visit, and how to grow the industry.

On this edition we talk with Jayathi Murthy, President of Oregon State University about a major grant and matching program to fund the school's athletic department and pay more for facilities, coaches and players. Then we talk with KLCC's Zac Ziegler about how EWEB has moved some rural customers over to a whole new utility provider.

On this edition we talk with Dallas Abraham of Lane Council of Governments about their programs to assist seniors with chronic physical and mental challenges. We also talk to KLCC's Karen Richards about an OSU researcher looking to grow crops on the moon; and we talk with KLCC's Macy Moore about how Lane County ensures election integrity.

On this edition we talk with local Girl Scouts Kylie Holton and Ella Killingsworth about their scouting journey and how it's providing them impressive leadership skills. We also talked with KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White about election results in CD-4 and Lane County Commissioner races.

This week our quiz is all about dance moves! You'll only need to have dabbed in dance to do well but you'll need a mind as nimble as a ballet dancer. Listen along with Ellen from Eugene and see how you do!

On this edition we talk with KLCC's Brian Bull to get the latest on the EPD officer caught making racists statements on tape, and we also talk with U of O Legend Kavon Thibodeaux about his efforts to help college players navigate the NIL system. We also air an interview that our own Nathan Wilk conducted with the retiring head of Springfield Utility Board.

On this edition, we talk with Andy McEvoy a scientist at OSU about a new tool which takes into account social vulnerability when assessing a community's fire risk and we also speak with Tarah Heinzen of Food and Water Watch about lax regulation on Oregon factory farms and what that can do to the environment.