Britt rounds up the acts and makes a season announcement all at once... and the list is out. Festival CEO Abby McKee.

On Friday (April 14th), Crescent City observes the ten-year anniversary with the first Kamome Festival, with trail walks, a documentary screening, music and dance, and more. Tourism marketer Lynette Braillard.

The Rogue Valley Food System Network has long been dedicated to get people who eat (so, all of us) connected to healthy, locally produced foods. Alison Henley Sexauer is the Executive Director of RVFSN.

Bureau of Land Management and The Nature Conservancy offer guided hikes are all different, ranging from geological and historical emphasis to a ukulele jam session. Molly Morrison from TNC and Molly Allen from BLM join us to frame the sessions.

State Forester Calvin Mukumoto is heavily involved in the Arbor Month celebrations. He talks to us about urban forestry generally, with some specific information about Arbor Month activities.

Ashland Film Festival features six documentaries.

A Festival of Arts, Culture, and Science,"" and submissions for the festival face a deadline of May 1st. We get an overview of the festival and its potential contents from organizers Diana Coogle and Rose Gerstner.

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).