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Ed Pabor at the University of Oregon Law School is showcasing everything we love best about mid-twentieth century photography–the awe, the grandeur, the passion for the grand landscape, the eye for detail.

Targeted re-using of goods saves time, and transportation costs and puts product where it needs to be - without the middleman.

In this program, three area school superintendents describe how the interruption of familiar educational programs during the pandemic is informing programs and planning as we move forward.

KLCC's Master Gardener John Fischer says when it comes to determining if your plants were damaged by cold weather, the best bet it to wait for warmth. You may get more produce with less work.

You’ll enjoy the paint tubes strewn around and all the paraphernalia of being in the living, breathing studio of an “oil painter, generally cheerful disposition.”

In this program you’ll hear from three undergraduate researchers who’ve worked with senior scholars on the faculty to delve in the data and immerse themselves in the social and political factors that affect our lives as humans who share habitats on this planet.

A panel of experts outline the challenge and the potential solutions to ensure that every Oregonian, no matter their age, can learn to read.

Sandy Brown Jensen invites listeners to "Art for All Seasons" and talks about woodblocks and icons at local galleries.