Trish Glose finds out about Southern Oregon University head soccer coach, Davie Carmichael. Originally from Scotland, Davie talks about growing up playing football (not soccer), living in a bed and breakfast and his trek to America. He's had several head coaching jobs and is excited he's in Southern Oregon for this next adventure. He also thinks his thick Scottish accent is fading... you be the judge.

Trish Glose chats with fellow podcaster Danielle Craig. The two talk about her podcast, "Happiness in Progress", and her life as a local journalist at a Southern Oregon television station. She talks about when she first realized she wanted to be a journalist and the moment when her life changed and she knew she needed a different path in life.

Trish Glose chats it up with Taneea Browning, the Executive Director of Direct Involvement Recreation Teaching, or DIRT. She talks about growing up in Southern Oregon, mostly off the grid and how she decided to start a non-profit instead of having a second child. Hear how she's working to help others share their passion and by doing so, changing the definition of success.

Trish Glose learns all about herbs and cannabis from self-taught herbalist Brie Malarkey from Breeze Botanicals and Sun God Medicinals. From losing her home and declaring bankruptcy, to being Oregon's first OLCC licensed cannabis retailer, she talks about the journey to learning about herbs and her fight to make sure people had safe access to cannabis.

Trish Glose learns about Jackson County judge David Hoppe. He was born on a naval base and never really wanted to be an attorney. Instead, he used his Asian Studies and lived in China for a while, before moving back to the states. Find out where he got his start being a prosecutor and his love for his community and being a judge.

Trish Glose grabs Brian Schnee off the desk for a very special anniversary episode (number 50!) of Off Script. He talks about growing up in Connecticut, why he was so good at drums and his journey from being a sports guy to reading the news at KTVL. A hilarious story toward the end about the day Brian says he "almost killed Barley" his dog.

Trish Glose talks to Ashland-based architect, Chris Brown. Brown started his own firm, arkitek : design&architecture after studying in San Luis Obispo. He's currently working with the Central Point School District and several other organizations on a makerspace in the old Crater Iron building on Highway 99. He talks about growing up in Yreka, California, the significance of his hair and the best advice he's received from his youngest daughter.

KTVL's Trish Glose talks to long-time plastic and cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Robert Jensen from Jensen Center for Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery. He talks about his decision to go into this particular field of medicine and the types of surgeries he's done over the last few decades. He was also in the George Washington University Hospital when President Reagan was shot and remembers the chaos of that day. The two discuss the books he's written, specifically the third one, which is all about diet and weight loss.

Trish Glose gets to know Mail Tribune publisher, Steven Saslow. Steven bought the paper with the idea of partnering with a local television station. They discuss the successes of past ideas and his hopes for future ideas, growing up outside Philadelphia, a little about cars and his fur babies. Fascinating stories and fun tales in Episode 47!

Trish Glose learn more about chocolate maker Jeff Shepherd from Lillie Belle Farms Artisan Chocolates. His career decisions have taken him on several paths and landed him in different kitchens. He calls himself a (Grateful) Dead head and learned to tie dye to fund his love for shows. An Off Script first, Shepherd plays his guitar and sings a song that he says is somewhat about love.