Justin Grimmer at the Hoover Institution warns against non-expert 'statistical analysis' of election results.

L. Michelle Moore held a key sustainability position in the Obama White House, and now she runs a nonprofit that boosts energy efficiency and access to clean power. She offers a guide for places outside the cities to tap into the green energy boom, in her book "Rural Renaissance: Revitalizing America’s Hometowns through Clean Power."

Our regular monthly visit with Zach Edwards, the owner of Ashland Automotive. In the segment, The Squeaky Wheel, we discuss vehicle care and repair

Michael Govier, co-director and co-writer of the Oscar winner "If Anything Happens, I Love You" visits to talk about converting the cinematic experience to a graphic novel.

Ellen Currano and Lexi Jamieson Marsh put beards on women scientists and took pictures and video of them. The Bearded Lady Project to make the point that scientists in movies are portrayed by white men.

September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month. Laura Finley from Rescue Ranch in Yreka makes the case.

September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month. Laura Finley from Rescue Ranch in Yreka makes the case.

After a two-year hiatus, the City of Talent and Talent Business Alliance are inviting folks to celebrate the annual harvest festival with artisan vendors, food trucks, and family-fun activities. We speak to Talent Mayor Darby Ayers-Flood and City Councilor Ana Byers about the event.

Cathy Park Hong calls the effects of racism "minor feelings," something she's experienced a lot growing up as an Asian American. She lets the stuff on the inside out in a book of essays, "Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning."

Rick Steves latest TV venture is a six-part series "Art of Europe," featuring some of the great works to be found on the other side of the Atlantic.