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Eugene Hutz, the eccentric leader of the gypsy-punk collective, speaks with host David Dye about the songwriting behind the band's crazy live show. The band also takes the stage at World Cafe Live for a few songs.

Journalist Eugene Robinson's new book, Fight, takes a close look at the culture of street brawling and competitive fighting. It's got a how-to on grappling and surviving broken bones, and it pays tribute to brawling legends of past and present.

Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback talks with Eugene/Springfield Friends of Trees Director Erik Burke on the importance of trees to the health of…

At the New World Symphony in Miami, the challenge for young classical musicians finishing a three-year program is to find a new job in their profession. Ari Shapiro has watched the progress of symphony members over the past year. In the last of a three-part series, he reports on the challenges of transition.

Leif Inge, an artist based in Oslo, Norway, has a new take on Ludwig van Beethoven's venerable Symphony no. 9.

NPR's Nina Totenberg describes recent experiences that made her aware of living history. The first was the unveiling of a federal judge's portrait. The second was program notes at a symphony concert that mentioned her father, Roman Totenberg.

A week after announcing publicly that he had cancer, the widely beloved Spanish conductor has died at age 80.

Most current information on the continued snowstorm response and after effects (updated at 10:00 a.m, March 2nd).POWER OUTAGE UPDATESEugene Water and…

We are moving our way through "Oregon Ready," following the Eugene Water & Electric Board's Pledge to Prepare to be “2 weeks ready” for disaster situations. We've received several disaster preparedness questions from you, our listeners and readers. So we invited EWEB's Emergency Management Specialist Jenny Demaris back to get you some answers.

Freshman Democratic U.S. Rep. Val Hoyle declared victory after initial returns showed her with a significant lead Tuesday evening.