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A conversation with Anne Marie Levis of PR and crisis communications firm Funk Levis.

This week our quiz features answers that can all be spelled using state abbreviations. For example: anthracite and lignite are types of COAL, which you can spell with the abbreviations for Colorado and Alabama. It's a spicy one! Listen along as George from Guadalupe, AZ is put to the test.

This week's quiz is all about annual events, from celebrations in Oregon to notable dates on the calendar. Listen along as Tashina from Junction City is put to the test!

A conversation with Lanelle Comstock, the new CEO of the Port of Coos Bay, the first woman to ever ascend to that position, and Melissa Cribbins, the Executive Director of the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port.

A conversation with University of Oregon professor, Seth Lewis on mistrust of the media.

Change a letter in the call letters of the radio station that brings you “Oregon's most puzzling quiz” and you’ll get a repeater station for the Public Radio station out of Boise, Idaho.The answers are KLCC and KLCZ. Will Gerry from Eugene be able to puzzle his way through this one? Listen along and find out, on The KLCC Conundrum!

A candidate forum with Monique DeSpain (Republican) and Justin Filip (Green Party) for Oregon Congressional District 4.

A conversation with Lane County's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Patrick Luedtke.

A conversation with emergency managers and ham radio operators on the eve of the Great American ShakeOut to be prepared for earthquakes in our region.

A conversation with Marie Tosa of Oregon State University about the Western Spotted Skunk and its role in the Cascade ecosystem.