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When entering the Karin Clarke Gallery to see Margaret Coe’s new exhibition called, “Works,” I feel that I am encountering her “great and simple images.”

Host David GiSCAREa injects some spookiness into his eclectic mix bringing in some free jazz, gospel, alternative, classic arena rock and all points in-between. It's music for Oregonians with big and ears and a fearless sense of sonic adventure.

Rudi spoke simply but eloquently about how important everyday objects are to him.

A soft bristle push broom, using top down motions, will take off most of the moss from your roof, without any chemicals.

10 community members describe, if they had a magic wand to create it, the virtual “gift” they would give to the City of Eugene to make it an even better place to live, work, and/or play.

Music for Oregonians with big ears.

Eugene Water and Electric Board's Frank Lawson shares EWEB's plans for the future.

KLCC's Chris Lehman moderates this forum with the candidates for Oregon's 4th Congressional District: Mike Beilstein, Val Hoyle, Levi Leatherberry and Alek Skarlatos.

Seattle folk singer Jim Page stopped by the KLCC studios for a conversation and live performance with David Gizara. In this session Page performs some old favorites and some news songs, including "Goin' Down to Eugene to see the Grateful Dead," "The Rabbit Hole," and "Everybody has a Story." His latest album is titled The Time is Now.