What would it take to prevent dangerous carbon emissions from entering our atmosphere and driving temperatures even higher? That’s the idea behind David Heldebrant’s research at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. He joins the show to explain how carbon capture works and what it could mean for the fight against climate change.

Moves to better protect kids online, neighbor sues neighbor over business fire, and debating COVID vaccine mandate for Portland school students

FDA meets to authorize Pfizer vaccine for children, record gun violence in Portland, and containers adrift at sea

After the much ballyhooed bomb cyclone, what does the rest of the week look like? Joseph breaks down the expected steady showers and how much rain we could actually get. Plus, an early look at your Halloween forecast.

COVID vaccines for kids could be 2 weeks away, cracking down on street racing, and drug kingpin arrested

Just in time for Halloween and the arrival of Spooky Season, one of Portland’s real witches stops by for a chat. Erica Fortner sits down with Emily to talk witchcraft, tarot, and the many ways in which witches are very misunderstood.

Tragedy on Alec Baldwin movie set, targeting flavored tobacco products, and Queen Elizabeth released from the hospital

The real fall rain has arrived in Oregon and we’ve got a wet weekend on tap. Joseph and Kelley break down the cool, breezy and wet few days ahead. Plus, we go to the Oregon Zoo to talk about fun Halloween events with the animals.

Massive onion recall alert, closing in on COVID vaccines for kids, and guilty plea in mass school shooting

Deputy charged with stealing COVID vaccination cards, Steve Bannon faces contempt charge, and Facebook could go away