Students at Southern Oregon University take a course called Queer Indigenous Studies in the Native American Studies (NAS) program. Brook Colley, NAS chair, and students Ellie Trahern and Raven Reyes, who is also a teaching assistant.

An Oregon law that will gradually standardize recycling explained by Denise Barnes of the Master Recyclers Program.

The DisOrient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon in Eugene is showing films long and short, fiction and non, by and about Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders. "We Generation" is the theme for this year,

Workers at the freestanding Ashland store (there are two others inside supermarkets) are considering whether to jump on the union bandwagon with Starbucks Workers United.

Oregon has a Public Records Advocate to assist efforts to obtain those records. We get a tour of the duties from PRA Todd Albert, and Deputy Public Records Advocate Yufeng Luo.

Dr. Marv Seppala from the Oregon Alcohol Policy Alliance about bills in the Oregon House dealing with alcohol and its regulation.

Schneider Museum of Art at Ashland's Southern Oregon University. "Pushing the Press: Contemporary Printers Redefining the Medium" features the work of several artists, including Dennis McNett.

Oregon Cheese Festival coming to the Jackson County Expo this weekend (March 11/12).

Ted Zuk runs Development Services (planning) in Jackson County. He and Russ Gallegos, who used a grant to harden his home in Talent, talk about the deadline and the ways in which a new grant may be used.

Women of all colors have been composing music as long as there has been music. And the vocal group In Mulieribus ("Among Women") celebrates women composers pre-1750 in its works.