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Nate Guadagni has been teaching yoga, qigong and meditation full time for almost 20 years.

This week, we have questions about roller derby teams in Oregon, secessionist movements and we'll go on a quest for a movie rental. Listen along with Michelle from Corvallis!

Oregon On The Record talks with Tom Lehman, a 72-year-old man who chose to end his life using Oregon's Death with Dignity law due to terminal COPD. Tom decided on this path years ago, and reaffirmed his decision after being diagnosed.

Oregon On The Record talks with Tom Lehman, a 72-year-old man who chose to end his life using Oregon's Death with Dignity law due to terminal COPD. This second episode deals with challenges one faces in trying to settle one's affairs before passing away.

We talk with Alex Baumhardt, a senior reporter at The Oregon Capitol Chronicle about pending legislation to update Oregon water regulations due to climate change and overuse. Key bills include Senate Bill 427, which requires environmental reviews for water right transfers, and Senate Bill 1153, which enhances transparency and tribal involvement in water management.

Kelli teaches science and Agriculture, coordinates the Health and Career and Technical Education programs, and she directs the Future Farmers of America chapter at Mohawk Jr/ Sr High School in Marcola.

We speak with Carl Wilkerson, the new Lane County Sheriff. He discusses his extensive law enforcement career, starting as a teen in the sheriff's office explorer post and progressing through various roles, including detective and supervisor.

We talk to Jody Smith and Eli Rosen Duran of TrackTown USA, about the monumental task of setting up and managing logistics and tech for a global event like the Prefontaine Classic at Hayward Field.

A conversation with Alicia Beymer, Chief Administrative Officer at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend, and Lane County Behavioral Health Project Manager Britni D’Eliso about the proposed Lane County Stabilization Center.

We spoke with Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield about efforts to both sue and defend against incursions from the Trump Administration on Oregon law. We also talked with KLCC's Nathan Wilk about a surge in riders of the PeaceHealth bike share program.