Allison Frost

‘Not One Drop of Blood’ documents cattle mutilation in rural Oregon

The clinic's medical director and lead nurse joins to talk about what they’ve learned about caring for patients with long COVID in the last four years and what they hope to learn more about from the research that’s currently underway.

We talk with the founders, as well as a student and a police officer who have participated in the program designed to connect students of color with members of law enforcement.

Rebecca Parsons directs the chorus and joins us along with singer Jae Douglas to tell us about the experience the chorus aims to create and the theme of this year’s International Women’s Day concert, on March 8.

Co-chair Rep. Rob Nosse joins us to share the progress the caucus has made since it began in 2023 — and what he sees as the biggest challenges and opportunities for the arts in Oregon in the current political moment.

Rep. Bentz joins us to talk about his vote and how he’s approaching his job at this political moment.

Catlin Gabel junior Vishaka Priyan joins us to talk about how show she came to write a bill to help foster youth that's making its way through the Oregon state legislature.

The University of Oregon has a first-of-its-kind study underway to gauge the prevalence of child abuse. The research is being conducted by UO's Center for Childhood Safety and Wellbeing (formerly the Center for the Prevention of Abuse and Neglect).

Energy consultant and former BPA administrator Randy Hardy joins us to discuss the details and possible impacts of the Elon Musk-led reductions on the Northwest.

Democrats continue to struggle over how to counter President Donald Trump and the unprecedented governmental power he has given to billionaire Elon Musk.