On this edition we talk with Julie Fahey, Oregon's Speaker of the House about the results from the most recent short legislative session - including budget protections from the Trump Admin. We also talk with Aimee Green of The Oregonian about her story on the harmful impacts of tariffs on the state.

On this edition, we talk with documentary film producers Stephen Axford and Catherine Marciniak about their film that will debut at the Eugene Art House called Follow The Rain. They chronicle the amazing beauty and importance of fungi.

On this edition, we talk with Mike Rogoway of The Oregonian about his story on the amazing rise of data centers in the state. Oregon is already a huge player in this space, and its going to add thousands of acres of these facilities. And each center consumes a huge amount of the state's water and electricity needs while actually employing very few people.

On this edition we talk with Stan Taylor of Indivisible Eugene-Springfield who organized the large No Kings Rally recently. We also talk with Khushboo Rathore, of the Oregon Journalism Project about a new report showing high income Oregonians are leaving the state and not being replaced.

On this edition we talk to Camilla Mortenson, editor of Eugene Weekly about their saga with embezzlement, nearly disappearing, and their long road back.

On this edition, we talk with Shane Rhodes and Kelly Shadwick of the City of Eugene and Lillian Schrock-Clevenger of Lookout Eugene-Springfield about the increasing conflicts with e-bikes and pedestrians in Eugene/Springfield.

On this edition, we talk with Patrick Moore of the News Review about the possibility of ICE opening a facility in the city, and we talk with Kyra Buckley of OPB about the inaugural season of Oregon's newest pro team, the Portland Fire.

On this edition, we talk with OSU researcher Julia Marks-Peterson, about her study which reveals new information about climate change by evaluating carbon locked in Antarctic ice for more than three million years. We also talk with KLCC's Macy Moore about two stories they recently produced from Corvallis about a new low-barrier housing shelter and OSU mental health services using doctoral students.

On this edition we talk with Eugene Ballet choreographer Suzanne Haag, who's created a new show - Petrushka: An AI Ballet which pushes the boundaries of human dance. Then, we talk with KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White about the latest brutal budget cuts coming to Eugene 4J schools.

On this edition, we talk with Alan Torres of the Register Guard about Eugene's plan to partially replace CAHOOTS. Then, we talk with Love Cross for the next installment of Oregon Ready emergency preparedness program.