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Kitty Piercy has served in the Oregon Legislature, as Eugene Mayor, and on many Boards. She speaks with Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, about her life as an activist and collaborator and leader. They discuss current events and past challenges.

Today on Oregon On The Record, you’ll hear from two authoritative voices inside and outside the Eugene Police Department about the concept and practice of police reform – the chief of police himself and the civilian police auditor for the City of Eugene.How do you both educate new recruits to be good cops, and also retrain older officers who might have developed practices that are outdated and even dangerous? You’ll hear from these two voices about how they are working to reform our police.

Sky Stickney is the Eugene area director of Young Life, and the head boys' basketball coach for Eugene's Churchill High School. He speaks with Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, about working with youth about life choices, spiritual beliefs, and leadership on and off the court.

The staff of NPR's Performance Toady offers its top ten CD picks for the music of Aaron Copland.

A conversation with Eugene Springfield Fire Chief, Mike Caven and Fire Marshall Althea Sullivan.

On this edition of Oregon On The Record, a conversation with the Bird Curator at Eugene’s Cascade Raptor Center Kit Lacey about her very unusual job and how she goes about doing it. The falcons, hawks, owls and eagles at the center are not just birds of prey, but truly her friends, and clients and they all work together toward the goal of creating an environment of trust and collaboration.

Oregon Rainmakers talks with Jaime Floyd, Co-founder and master brewer for Eugene’s own Ninkasi Brewing company. The Craft brew business is a huge industry in Oregon and the nation and Jaime shares how Ninkasi began and where the company and the industry are headed.

The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency has issued a “RED” home wood heating advisory for Oakridge. The Eugene/Springfield area remains under a “YELLOW”…

The Lane Regional Air Protection Agency has issued its so-called yellow home wood heating days advisory for Eugene, Springfield, and Oakridge, due to a high-pressure front over the Pacific Northwest.

On this edition we talk to KLCC reporters Nathan Wilk and Zac Ziegler to discuss their respective stories on a potential replacement for CAHOOTs in Eugene and updates at the Eugene Airport.