Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips on her book The Future of Feeling: Building Empathy in a Tech-Obsessed World.

Porchfest returns to Grants Pass on June 18th features a variety of musicians and genres playing in mini-venues along Washington Boulevard, which closes to traffic for the day, and it's FREE.

A guide to finding the right kind of care, in Mental Health Matters.

The program Sources of Strength Working to reduce youth suicide.

Signs of long-ago human habitation have been found in both Oregon and New Mexico, and New Mexico currently holds an edge: footprints that may date back to the last ice age.

Rod Tanchanco, a physician, has long been fascinated by the stories of the people who got medical procedures for the very first time. He shares many of them in his book First Patients: The incredible true stories of pioneer patients.

Honey & Mead Festival celebrates bees and their many benefits in Medford on June 4th, 2022.

Jackson County Master Gardener answer questions about food gardening.

Mark Oliver has been researching and publicizing his findings on how Black men did some of the hard work of digging fduring the gold rush; now he's out with a book, "Voices of the Golden Ghosts – African Americans in the California Gold Rush."

The State of California put emergency rules in place governing groundwater around those rivers, and the people in agriculture take exception. We hear the environmental side of the issue from Karuk Tribe and Save California Salmon.