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A conversation with Devon Ashbridge, Lane County's PIO about how the county runs elections.

A conversation with CJ Pascoe, a University of Oregon Professor of Sociology and Erin Hays, Director of U of O Admissions about the possible reasons why more women and less men are attending college.

A conversation with Dr. Ken Pendleton of the University of Oregon about the business of online sports gambling and Eric Hedman of Cascadia Health about its potential harms.

On this quiz we have a very special guest... Savannah Brown of the Eugene Weekly! You don't have to be a wordsmith to spot Eugene Weekly's initials, but you might have to be a pretty good quizzer to succeed on this one. We’ll start you off with this clue: every answer contains the letters 'e, w.'Listen along as we put Savannah to the test!

A conversation with Ron Wyden, Oregon’s senior senator, about some of the plans and legislation he’s working on – including a bold initiative to try and expand the Supreme Court over the coming decades.

A conversation with Jon Boeckenstedt, Vice President of Enrollment Management, At Oregon State University about why the school has seen unprecedented growth in enrollment over the past three decades.

Professor Vera Keller explores the importance of place in the relationship between a university and its location. She speaks with Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, about the study of history. They discuss the definition of projects, plans, and hints, the art of printing, and the University of Oregon's Special Collections.

A conversation with Blair Bobier, of Oregon Ranked Choice Voting; Isabela Villareal, of Next Up; Nathan Wilk of KLCC; and Sara Wolk of the Equal Vote Coalition about Measure 117.

A conversation with Tatum Stuart of The Chronicle on her series about career and technical education and Nathan Wilk of KLCC and his story about the Breakfast Brigade and its struggle to feed the hungry.

A conversation with Heather Quaas-Annsa, the newest member of the Springfield Board of Education and Todd Miller, Environmental Services Supervisor for the City of Springfield.