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This week's episode is all about pairs of rhyming words. Is Jon from Eugene a quiz wiz? Listen along and find out!

Conversations with City of Eugene planners - Dylan Huber-Heidorn and Amanda D’Souza, about new incentives for downtown housing, and we play the first episode of a new series from KLCC celebrating educators called Inspiring Minds.

This is KLCC's entry in the "Continuing Coverage" category for the 2024 PMJA Awards.

A conversation with Queer Eugene and Out Central Oregon about Pride Month in Oregon.

This quiz has a secret theme! Will Martie in Eugene figure out what each answer has in common? Listen along and find out.

Eugene's art scene welcomes fresh voices with the Don Dexter Gallery's new show, "Of Fern and Fin: A Shared Devotional," featuring the engaging works of Ashley Hoover and David Dickinson.

A conversation with Eugene Police Chief, Chris Skinner, Oregon Representative Ed Diehl and Christine Zeller-Powell of Catholic Community Service of Lane County about Oregon sanctuary laws and their local impact.

A conversation with Oregon Senator Floyd Prozanski about his proposed legislation to expand the waiting period for firearms to curb suicide, and an update with KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White on Eugene's Fire Services Fee.

On this edition of KLCC’s Oregon Rainmakers Podcast, we are talking with Craig Wanichek, the president and CEO of Eugene’s own Summit Bank. Craig has been with the bank since 2008 and led the institution during the unprecedented financial challenges of the pandemic – that we are still seeing today. As the leader of one of the few Oregon headquartered banks left, Craig is going to talk about the present and future of banking in our region and talk about some of the economic challenges and opportunities ahead.

Conversations about a proposed new stadium for the Eugene Emeralds Minor League Baseball Team