Toby Luther is the current President and CEO of Lone Rock Resources, a company that manages 130,000 acres of forest sustainably.

New ways of obtaining housing are being explored, including the concept of using 3D printing on a large scale to create modest and inexpensive homes. The city of Redding is working on such a project with several partners, including AccessHome. Redding Development Director Jeremy Pagan shares details of the plan, along with Dawn Smith and Tim Scarbrough from AccessHome

The scene of special classes and tutors and competitions is examined by Pawan Dhingra in the book "Hyper Education: Why Good Schools, Good Grades, and Good Behavior Are Not Enough."

This month Will Smith, food stylist and segment producer, welcomes James Jungwirth and Kari Rein, the proprietors of Naturespirit Herbs in Williams.

Curtis Reliford has been active in Southern Oregon of late, continuing the work of his Follow Your Heart Action Network by collecting supplies for the Hopi reservation. It's a mission that began in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina 17 years ago.

Eric Eyre, an investigative journalist, on his book "Death in Mud Lick: A Coal Country Fight against the Drug Companies That Delivered the Opioid Epidemic."

Jim Thompson-artist and hot air balloonist on technology and hot air balloons.

Julia Pinsky talks about the death of her son Max, and her determination to reduce future overdose deaths. Max's Mission has donated many doses of Naloxone.

Carolyn Birrell helped her mother through her descent into dementia, "Walking with Fay: My Mother’s Uncharted Path into Dementia."

Lynn Kunstman of Jackson County Master Gardeners joins us for a gardening Q&A