TedxSalem 2019 presenter Dr. Pam Wible talks about the high rates of suicide among physicians and what makes them vulnerable to taking their lives. And about her way of helping - through a book entitled Physician Suicide Letters _ Answered.

Bob 'Berto' Rossi interviews Bob Estabrook and Lisa Gourley on PERS and its impact on workers and the community.

Bob Estabrook gives update on PERS.

Carlee Wright and Brian Hart, Co-curators for TEDxSalem talk about the event that happens every first Saturday of the year. TEDx is a locally produced TED (Technology, Entertainment & Design) experience.

Commissioner Kevin Cameron talks about the challenges and successes for Marion County in 2019, and looks into the future. Topics discussed include waste management, health care delivery, homelessness and a $15,000 (or more) windfall to all 20 Marion County cities.

Michelle Godfrey and Mary Brazell, Oregon Department of Transportation, talks about OReGO - a program that provides an alternative to the gas tax to charge drivers for the use of Oregon's roadways. This alternative has emerged with the rise of electric vehicles - where drivers pay no gas tax.

Independence city manager, Tom Pessemier, discuss the city’s plans to annex and rezone 70 acres of farmland, efforts to relocate the city-operated museum, and the pending sale of the dilapidated Independence Station building.

Broadfork program hosts says farewell to KMUZ listeners as she moves on to other endeavors. She talks about the importance of sharing small scale farming information to farmers and the general population.

Jim Craven, AKA "Dock Boy", talks about the 15th annual Illuminata Regatta - the annual winter solstice lighted kayak to float in the Willamette Slough.

Erik Andersson, President of SEDCOR, talks about its mission and how SEDCOR works with local governments to help bring industry and development to their area. Notes how SEDCOR is assisting the agriculture community since the bankruptcy of Norpac.