Andrew Boyd is the co-creator of Climate Clock, and author of "I Want a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope, and Gallows Humor."

Oregon Sen. Prozanski of Eugene checks in to talk about guns and efforts to further regulate them.

Belgian company called BeeOdiversity uses bees to assist in collecting information from the landscape, by collecting pollen from the bees when they return to the hive. A recent project focused on the Klamath Basin. We get details on the information it yielded from Lorena Corzatt, who heads the Klamath Basin Beekeepers Association, and David Strelneck, who heads the company Nourish(n).

15 years after the subprime mortgage crisis and the Great Recession, we're looking anew at the places and people that store money. Medford-based People's Bank of Commerce CEO Ken Trautman and President Julia Beattie visit to answer our questions about recent banking events, and to talk about seeing their bank to its recent 25th birthday.

Jeff LaLande, long a student and teacher of Rogue Valley history, tells the story anew in the book "The Jackson County Rebellion: A Populist Uprising in Depression-Era Oregon."

Community Food Council for Del Norte and Tribal Lands encourage friends and neighbors to grow their own food. Food Forest Manager Angela Gray and fellow organizer David Salmon.

Alexander Tutunov visits to talk about the coming concert, featuring Joanna Trzeciak

Geoff Geness is a veterans service officer (VSO) for the UDT/SEAL Association, and a former Navy SEAL himself. He not only helps vets find benefits, he hosts a podcast on that very subject.

Naughty Maudie and Madame Morticia from S.O. Derby drop by to talk about new roller derby events in the Rogue Valley.

"Rooted: How I Stay Small-Town Strong When Life Gets Hard and How You Can Too" by Lewellyn Melnyk