Religion scholar Bradley Onishi looks into the movement and its aims, partly as researcher and observer, and partly as memoir: he grew up in the American evangelical community. Onishi's book is "Preparing for War: The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism-and What Comes Next."

The Jackson County Community Long-Term Recovery Group on the post Almeda and Obenchain Fire rebuilding and partner Rogue Reimagined. Caryn Wheeler Clay, JCCLTRG Executive Director, returns with an update, accompanied by Marta Tarantsey from Business Oregon, one of the partners in Rogue Reimagined.

Peter DeFazio about highlights and lowlights for him and the country over his 36 year career as Oregon's Fourth Congressional District's rep in Washington.

Lisa Napoli on her book "Susan, Linda, Nina & Cokie: The Extraordinary Story of the Founding Mothers of NPR. Susan Stamberg and Linda Werthheimer join the discussion.

The Call Me Ishmael Phone Book looks like the old yellow pages but the numbers are for recording or listening to messages about books.

The Understory Initiative, headquartered in Medford. The basic goal is the restoration and conservation of native species habitat, with multiple partners. Kathryn Prive is Board Chair and Executive Director at TUI.

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in a free training course called Family-to-Family.

Dr. Michael Stein realized patients don't follow through on medical advice when they can't afford to. So he set about talking them about money, and the conversations led to the book "Broke."

Winter Whale Watch Week, with people staffing state parks to help watchers find whales, December 28th to January 1st Whale Watch volunteer Era Horton and State Parks Communications Officer Stefanie Knowlton.

Oregon's goal of all new vehicles being EV by 2035 is all exactly what the nonprofit Climate Solutions has been advocating for years. Victoria Paykar is Oregon Transportation Policy Manager for the organization.