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Animals surround us in our homes and farms and in the wild. Monique Udell of the human-animal interaction lab at Oregon State University speaks with Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback about the relationships across species. They discuss how we communicate and get what we want and help each other, and what we are learning about other species and ourselves.

A conversation with Professor Glen Waddell of the University of Oregon about a study which shows worker productivity declines when we set back the clocks, and James Sims of PeaceHealth about the same action can hurt our mental health.

A conversation with Greenhill humane society's Executive Director, Cary Lieberman about care for pets during the holidays.

A conversation with Dr. Arissa Walberg about how to cope with anxiety and feeling out of control due to a major presidential election and a talk with Professor Leslie Leve about how parents can talk to their adolescents about election uncertainty.

Just imagine if The KLCC Conundrum was not at all puzzling and produced by a different radio station... you'd say it was a misnamed thing! Listen along as "Jack" (if that is his real name) from Eugene is put to the test.

A conversation with Ryan Haas of OPB about how bots and AI took over a shuttered Oregon newspaper and a talk with OSU researcher, John Sy about the link between loneliness and insomnia.

A conversation with departing Eugene Mayor, Lucy Vinis.

The word "conundrum" can refer to an episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, a mountain bike made by Surly Bikes, or to Oregon's Most Puzzling quiz! Today on the KLCC Conundrum, Peg from Eugene will try disambiguate multiple clues into singular correct answers.

The Land Institute co-leads the global movement for regenerative grain agriculture. Tammy Kimbler of the Institute speaks with Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, about perennial wheat, healthy soil, food, beer, and diverse life systems in soil.

A conversation with professors Seth Lewis and Regina Lawrence of the University Of Oregon about the influence and shortcomings of the national media and the presidential election.