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On this edition of Oregon On The Record, hear from Julia Shumway, Deputy Editor of the Oregon Capital Chronicle, and KLCC reporters Rebecca Hansen-White and Nathan Wilk to recap who won, who lost, and what it all means from the 2024 Oregon Primary Election.

Can you name this famous 1960's band who were originally called The Pendletones, after the Pendleton shirts worn in the California surf culture at the time? If you said the Beach Boys, well done! Listen along with Whitney from Eugene for this quiz that's all about name-changes. If you'd like to be a contestant on the air with us, register here.

On this edition we talk with Juan Heredia who recovers drowning victims when Search and Rescue gives up and we talk to an anonymous whistleblower at the EPA about how massive cuts would greatly impact air quality in Lane County.

On this edition we talk with Oregon State labor economist Gail Krumenauer about the unemployment rate and challenges ahead for job seekers and the economy in general.

On this edition, we talk with Cristina Wilson of Oregon State University about training specialized robots on Mt. Hood and other harsh environments to prepare them for an ultimate trip to Mars.

We talk with Oregon State professor David Rothwell about a new study which shows increasing access to TANF benefits increasing breastfeeding in low income women. We also check in with our summer interns - Gabriella Sgro and Julia Boboc about their experiences.

We talk with Steve Tannen, long-time local sports talk show host at 95.3, The Score, about how sports talk has changed over his long career.

This week our quiz is a "reverse abjad," which is to say the vowels will stay constant, but our contestant will have to work out what consonants surround them. Will Carl from Bend crack the code?

On this edition we talk with Alex Baumhardt of The Oregon Capitol Chronicle about the special session in the Oregon legislature to try and pass a transportation budget. Then we talk with KLCC's Nathan Wilk about safety concerns in downtown Eugene.

On this edition we talk with OPB's Amelia Templeton and The Oregonian's Kristine de Leon about the three west coast states, going it alone to develop their own vaccine guidelines - against the guidance of the Health and Human Services department.