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Today on Oregon On The Record, you’ll hear from Matthew Hall, a business and marketing expert from Oregon State University about dynamic pricing (charging more or less for something based on demand) and how it might just become the way of the world for lots of goods and services we use each and every day.

On this edition of Oregon On the Record, you’ll hear from Marion Suitor Barnes, from the City of Eugene and get an explanation on the why, where, how and when of road construction in the downtown core. And yes, you’re been right all along, this time it is larger and more sudden then in years past.Additionally, we’ll talk with a Eric Adams of Willamalane and Dorris Ranch about how one of our region’s most important crops – Filbert nuts – have been negatively impacted by the ice storm and even competition from overseas.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you’ll hear from April Ehrlich of Oregon Public Broadcasting who’s produced several reports about the latest plans, amendments and changes to forest management at the federal and state level related to Oregon’s wilderness.

A conversation with Sarah Medary, Eugene City Manager

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, you'll hear from Eugene representative Nancy Nathanson in the Oregon legislature about her efforts to reduce travel and wait times borne from PeaceHealth vacating Eugene.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you’ll hear from Chris Johns, an Oregonian who became the Editor-In-Chief of National Geographic Magazine and, along the way, inspired his daughter to become a photojournalist. His life is the subject of a new documentary, created by David Baker, a producer at Oregon State University Productions.

Today, on Oregon on the Record, we’re continuing our special four-part series on the unprecedented challenges in education by focusing on the most important element of educating our kids – the teachers themselves. Part subject matter expert, part babysitter, part cop and part confident, the job of teacher is in many ways one of the most difficult jobs on the planet, and unfortunately, one of the more dangerous as well.Today, you’ll hear from teachers of multiple grades and multiple experiences and they’ll share with you their experiences about this tough, but rewarding job.

A special four-part series all this week on the unprecedented challenges in education. Each day, you’ll hear unique perspectives including students, teachers, counselors and school resource officers about just how hard school is today, and how they work together to make it through.Our show today is going to bring you voices of high school students. They were in junior high or grade school when COVID hit, and for many the scares remain. But they also talk about how finding their unique community at school is the greatest gift of all.

Hannah Goldrich is a lifelong artist and arts advocate. She speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about her life creating jewelry in Europe and the United States. They discuss arts education, creativity, and supporting the arts.

Today, on Oregon on the Record, we’re continuing our special four-part series on education by focusing on the role of counselor in schools. In many ways, these professionals are both an invaluable resource to kids trying to determine their future, and also a true confidant that can help them overcome the serious hurdles of depression, anxiety and other issues.