One copy of a film called "An Equal Chance," a documentary on the 1918 flu pandemic is known to exist, and the Southern Oregon Historical Society owns it. SOHS just got a grant to restore the film for preservation. SOHS Executive Director Ron Kramer talks about the film and its importance.

Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Alliance scored a Regional Park Program grant from the state to put into improvements to facilities and trails at the Mount Shasta Nordic Center.

Julie Bogart, long a practitioner and an expert on homeschooling methods.

Bob Krulish spent years coping with bipolar disorder before he finally got a correct diagnosis. Now he coaches friends and family members of people with mental illness in the LEAP approach: Listen, Empathize, Agree, Partner.

The Tutunov Piano Series at Southern Oregon University's Oregon Center for the Arts features world-class pianist Alexander Tutunov and flute-piano, husband-wife duo Maria José Souza Guedes and Luis Meireles, and presents a program of sonatas from Bach, Beethoven, Reinecke and Brahms.

Prakash Chenjeri, Cherstin Lyon, and Justin Harmon of SOU about campus theme and Democracy Project.

Carol Hughes and Bruce Fredenburg, both marriage and family therapists, take up the issue of ""gray divorce"" and its effects on the offspring of the marriage, in "Home Will Never Be the Same Again: A Guide for Adult Children of Gray Divorce."

Terms of derision applied to the landscape multiplied. Chelsea Rose from SOULA takes up the topic with Kimberly Moreland of Oregon Black Pioneers, focused on recent moves to take those terms off the map.

David Gremmels, the owner of Rogue Creamery, about the follow up blue cheese to the version voted best in the world by international judges in 2019.

Lynn Kunstman of Jackson County Master Gardeners gardening Q&A.