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Friday, November 15, 2013Air date: Monday, November 18, 2013Debate over the definitions of prescribed uses of the O&C forestlands has been going on since…

We talk with Oregon Journalism Project editor and reporter James Neff about his article which discusses a proposal to allow cities to recoup tax revenue to pay for damages done by over-tourism in Oregon. Additionally, we talk to Eugene Airport Director, Catheryn Stevens about a loss of federal funding for the airport due to Oregon's sanctuary law status conflicting with federal government policy.

Recorded on: Friday February 21, 2014Air Date: Monday February 24, 2014While sharing a basket of tater tots, four students in the University of Oregon’s…

Meeting Date: June 27th, 2014Air Date: June 30th, 2014 Dr. Nancy Golden, the former superintendent of the Springfield School District and now Chief…

The Lane Arts Council will mark its 40th anniversary with a celebration at Eugene’s 5th Street Public Market on Friday, September 16th. Director Liora…

A conversation where we check back with Our Children’s trust Executive Director and chief Legal Counsel, Julia Olson, and hear about how the original case and the one’s it inspired are doing in state and federal courts. Many of the original plaintiffs have grown from kids to young adults, but they’ve never lost their passion to advocate on behalf of the planet they will inherent.

On this edition of Oregon on the Record, you’ll hear a conversation with the new Speaker of the House for the Oregon legislature, Julie Fahey.Fahey lays out her goals for the upcoming session, and also her strategy of both leading the Democrats, but also reaching across the aisle to work with Republicans. As we’ve seen, its an incredibly difficult job and time will tell if legislators can work together for the betterment of Oregon.