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On this edition, we talk with Tanner Faris, a Kelly Middle School math teacher who is attempting to break the speed record for a bike journey from Canada to Mexico. We also speak with KLCC's Macy Moore about her story on a new bike maintenance program for people living in shelters.

On this edition we talk with Jaime Gatewood of the Fair Housing Council of Oregon about their efforts to fight housing discrimination - especially for people with mental and developmental disabilities. We also talk with Alan Torres of the Register Guard about a key hurdle cleared by the developer for McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center to open up an emergency room in Eugene in the future.

Some people are gifted with the art of customer service. Don Smythe is behind the counter of Eugene's Southside Post Office, and guides customers through a variety of tasks. He does more than just help with packages and stamps. He speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about his conversations with regulars and new comers about their lives and helps them get through the day with a smile.

The company turns recycled plastics into handles that hold multi-packs of products together.

On this edition, we talk with Oregon Treasurer, Elizabeth Steiner about how the state has invested in clean energy projects and how that has been a positive for state pension funds. Damon Motz-Storey of the Oregon chapter of the Sierra Club joined as well to talk about their partnership with the state.

If your classic iPod boots up it might come in handy for this round of "Before and After!" For example, if we asked for an azure bird combined with a former late night host, we'd be looking for the answer "Blue Jay Leno." Play along with Julie, who is playing from the Suislaw Pioneer Museum in Florence this week.

But honestly, there is only one painting that people seemed to be gathering around and talking about—a lot. It’s called “The Animal Court vs Trump.”

Each year, the City Club of Eugene's acknowledges those who have “stuck their necks out” to serve others and make Eugene a better place.

Generally speaking, the movers of the bug world - praying mantis, lady beetles, spiders and dragonflies are good for your garden, and should not be harmed.

Can The KLCC Conundrum give an entire math quiz without going off on any tangents? Listen and play along with a math class at Willamette High School!