Source Weekly Publisher Aaron Switzer and Reporter Laurel Brauns chat with BJ Soper, a Redmond, Ore. activist who helped organize the Town Hall at Redmond City Hall on April 17, calling for Gov. Kate Brown to re-open Oregon businesses ordered closed due to the threat of novel coronavirus.

A Bend nurse who works with COVID-19 patients shares what it's like, and a Redmond man who recovered from the virus tells his story—even while others in his city call for the economy to reopen, in this week's podcast.

Our beer issue is back!

The Women's Issue is back! We discuss women in the world of outdoor sports, the Young Hero award winner, local and national female stars and women in the culinary industry.

Is Bend getting all the tax dollars it's due from short-term rentals? Plus, the never-ending saga of dredging Mirror Pond in this week's podcast.

Vision for Bend's Central District, Oregonian stuck on a cruise ship because of coronavirus, black history month and chow for cheap.

Love Your Neighbor, wine and chocolate pairings for Valentine's Day, Man VS. Wild - Elk Lake edition and Naughty by Nature at the Oregon WinterFest!

We pose the question: Is Larry and His Flask still a band? Plus, info on the Meissner Luminaria and a new tiny house village for homeless veterans.

The Cap & Invest bill that could leave Republicans running, gun safety, and LGBTQ inclusion in outdoor sports

The Central Oregon LGBTQ community speaks out about the new Chick-fil-A and a local outdoors writer makes a case for a ski train to Mt. Bachelor.