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  • A conversation with Dr. Hilary Rose Dawson of the The Australian National University, and her sister, Heather Dawson of the University of Oregon about their research on fungi and how their dog, Rye, helps in their study.
  • A conversation with KLCC's backyard farmers, Sallie Leadon and Chris Lehman about raising chickens at home.
  • This week every answer contains four of the same vowel. You can't buy vowels on this game, but it sure might help! Does Sarah from Eugene have what it takes to throw in the vowel and its surrounding letters?
  • A conversation with Senator Jeff Merkley on what he sees as the crisis that is the Trump Administration, and then a conversation with Vanessa Nordyke of CASA Marion County about cuts to their federal funding.
  • A conversation with Oregon House leader, Christine Drazan.
  • This week our quiz is all about Oregon places, from etymological origins to out-of-state cities that share the same name. The better you know your way around Oregon, the better you'll do. Listen along as Karin from Alsea is put to the test!
  • A conversation with Julie Fahey, Oregon Speaker Of The House on the 2025 legislative session.
  • This week's quiz has a secret theme which means every answer has something in common with each other. Will Sheri from Florence find success?
  • A conversation with Eugene video game designers Riv Hester and Ivy Sly who've produced popular games played by a global audience.
  • Oregon On The Record discusses the failure of green energy initiatives in Oregon and Washington, attributing it to outdated transmission infrastructure. Monica Samayoa and Tony Schick from Oregon Public Broadcasting explain that the states are lagging in renewable energy adoption, missing 2030 benchmarks but potentially meeting 2035-2040 goals. The Trump administration's withdrawal of federal funding and the Bonneville Power Administration's slow transmission line development exacerbate the issue. Lawmakers are now focusing on addressing these gaps, and public pressure is needed to push for more renewable energy and grid improvements. The conversation also touches on the risks of brownouts and blackouts due to increasing energy demand and aging infrastructure.
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