Berm Burden - how is the city handling this winter's snowfall? Gert Boyle, perhaps Oregon's most famous mother, passes away at 95 on Nov. 3. Locally fermented hot sauce! Avid Cider's latest product jumps on the hard seltzer bandwagon.

A look into native foodways and indigenous farmers and how to shop both local and online in Central Oregon in this week's podcast!

Two local economists report on Bend's economic forecast (what's up with housing?!)and a local skate school gets some new murals from a world-traveling muralist in this week's podcast.

Bend's climate action plan moves forward, a new meal delivery service in Bend and the closure of a bakery-cart, all in this week's Source Weekly Update podcast.

Mt. Bachelor for beginners, new studio replaces Cindercone Clay Center, Church of Neil at Worthy Brewing in this week's podcast!

Mysterious cattle mutilations, an 82-year-old half-marathoner and a slap on the wrist from the state to the Deschutes County Commission.

An update on the sale of nicotine vapes in Oregon, how Bend Design is giving back with public workshops and a look inside what's ahead for this season's production of "Evil Dead" in Bend—all in this week's podcast.

In honor of this week's Redmond Issue, this week's podcast includes stories on an effort to keep Redmond's winter warming shelter open every day this winter, a look at how Urban Renewal funds are shaping Redmond's downtown, and a profile on a Redmond-based production company, aiming to bring more live music to the Hub City.

In this week's Source Weekly Update, a review of a new "hop water" drink, the battle to keep a cell tower away from a school and info on our upcoming Source Poetry Contest.

A new food cart lot for Jefferson County, a new cart for Prineville, and the latest on the vape crisis in Oregon in this week's podcast.