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On this edition of Oregon On The Record, Senator Ron Wyden stops by to talk about issues he’s involved in from trying to help curb the problem of fentanyl on our streets, to fixing the myriad problems at the Roseburg VA, to sharing remembrances of the late, great Portland Trailblazer, Bill Walton.

Can you name the tallest mountain in Oregon, the Greek word for “milky,” and the animated spy Archer’s first name?For a bonus point, what do all those answers have in common? Listen along for our first ever “secret theme” round as Al from Eugene is put to the test on the KLCC Conundrum!

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.

On This edition of Oregon On The Record, we talk with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife spokeswoman Beth Quillian about recent human/animal interactions in our community and how we can safely live with our wild neighbors.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, you'll hear from Bonnie Altus with the American Radio Relay League and Doug Jimenez, of the Oregon Department of Emergency Management about the critical role ham radio operators will plan in the event of a major earthquake in our region.

A conversation with Ailsa Chang, host of NPR’s All things Considered, and one of the top broadcast journalists in the nation. She’s won numerous awards and accolades and became the first ever Asian American woman to host Public Radio’s Flagship program.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, you'll hear about Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), and how they help kids navigate the foster care system - often without any adult guidance at all.

Kelly AuCoin has roles on stage and screen. He speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about his life as the child of a politician, his beginnings as a performer, and acting as a team sport.

A conversation with Trond Jacobsen, forensics professor at the University of Oregon, about what makes a good debater and debate on the local and national stage.

Part 1 of a 3 part series about the men and women who fight and manage fires in our community. Today you'll hear from Carol Davis Court, a firefighter with the Siuslaw National Forest.