Help wanted: farmers. Oregon Farm Link works to attract BIPOC farmers, and Silvia Cuesta is out in front, doing the recruiting.

Three students from Southern Oregon University made it through the preliminary rounds of Invent Oregon Collegiate Challenge and will display their invention at the competition in Portland on June 22nd.

Holly Powers, Emergency Manager for Jackson County about the separation of Jackson and Josephine Emergency Management.

All things vegetarian and vegan will be celebrated at Veg Fest, coming to Tikkun Olam Farm Sanctuary in Phoenix on June 11.

Eliot Feenstra is LGBTQ Listening Project Organizer for Rogue Action and Finn Franklin is Listening Project Steering Committee Member. They are working right in the middle of the pushback after May elections.

A myriad of efforts go on to connect children and food during vacation, including the efforts of Food for People in Humboldt County. Anne Holcomb, the longtime Executive Director of Food for People, visits with details on what it takes to keep people fed, now and the rest of the year.

Klamath County Museum Curator Matt Voelkel and Modoc Nation Resource and Development Director Ken Sandusky join us for an overview of the Modoc War of 1872-73 anniversary events.

Sara Bristol, the Mayor of Grants Pass about public camping and city's response to it.

Writer Meg Eden Kuyatt's latest book, a Young Adult novel, focuses on a girl growing up fast, and coming to grips with the way her brain works in Good Different.

Students get to show their wares at the annual SOU Student Film Festival, coming to the Varsity Theatre in Ashland on June 7th. Since no film can be longer than 15 minutes, there's a wide variety of offerings. We learn more from SOUSFF Program Directors AJ Carter and Blythe Lloyd and Digital Cinema professor Christopher Lucas.