Dwight Wilson thinks about this kind of thing all the time, because he's a medical professional and the Executive Director of Southern Oregon Friends of Hospice.

Rescue Ranch Executive Director John Golay discussion of a special fund at the ranch to help pay the cost of expensive surgeries for beloved dogs. Kitu's Fund--Kitu IS a dog, and IS still living--occasionally runs dry helping dogs who might otherwise be put to death.

Todd Kepple was already living in the Klamath Basin at the time; now he's the Director of the Klamath County Museums. He visits to talk about quake memories and legacies.

The Campaign for College Opportunity, shows a big increase in some graduation rates, but slower progress in meeting the equity goals. Vikash Reddy, Vice President of Research at The College Campaign.

Steven Hawley's new book Cracked: The Future of Dams in a Hot, Chaotic World.

Hannah Hillson from SaveOnEnergy about basic options in getting into solar energy, and incentives that can be found in our region.

The average pay for caregivers in Siskiyou County is $15.50 per hour: minimum wage. Fernando Torres-Gil is Director at the UCLA Luskin Center for Policy Research on Aging.

The Native Plant Society of Oregon provides a wealth of information and research into native plants, and holds regular programs to get more people involved in promoting the growth of native plants. Rachel Werling is President of the Siskiyou Chapter.

Toni Wheeler is a longtime seller of books at Mendocino Book Company in Ukiah with the end of Summer Reads.

Patrick Smithwick on his book War's Over, Come Home: A Father's Search for His Son, Two-Tour Marine Veteran of the Iraq War.