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This is Sandy Brown Jensen, and you’re listening to Viz City, KLCC’s arts review program. The days darken down into the celebration of two major autumn festivals: Halloween and The Day of the Dead. Both emerged from ancient traditions that say this is a time of year when the veil between the living and the dead thins, and souls of the dead can draw near to their loved ones in the living world. For a short while, time is a swinging door that goes both ways, and spirits can cross over and back.

The arts are in full summer bloom–get out and enjoy!! These galleries are cool inside, so gallery hopping is a good hot day activity.

The two candidates campaigning for West Lane County Commission in the fall election are Ryan Ceniga and Dawn Lesley. Both were invited to participate in this forum. While Ceniga declined, Lesley took the opportunity to share her platform with the City Club of Eugene.

KLCC's Master Recycler John Fischer gives us a lesson on doing laundry in the most environmentally-friendly way.

This show by Karen Pidgeon is a perfect example of a hidden jewel in a pocket gallery.

Eye think you'll like what you hear!

This program features the City Club of Eugene's Annual Meeting and Election of President-Elect and Board members. And the annual Turtle Awards are bestowed on two recipients in an effort to honor civic-minded residents who stick their necks out for the good of the community.

Music for Oregonians with big ears.

In this month's Living Less Unsustainably, KLCC's John Fischer talk changing behaviors with take out containers... and reflects on one of his own behaviors that could use some greening up.

Experts on the history and cultures of this region will address questions about the war in Ukraine and describe the roles that Europe, the US, and NATO play in helping Ukraine.