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Monday, September 06, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
From the Archives @ 9

Another "best of" hour from the archives, beginning with Oregon State basketball coach Craig Robinson talking about his book "Game of Character" and finishing up with a visit with Tobias Wolff, author of the memoir "This Boy's Life" and much more.

Monday, September 06, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
From the Archives @ 8

Labor Day is a day off for the Exchange team… at 8 AM, we'll replay portions of our interview with Ellen Fitzpatrick, who plowed into the pile of condolence letters to the Kennedy family and emerged with the book "Letters to Jackie".




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Friday, September 10, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Tumor Bank
Before she died of breast cancer, Treva Hoffman determined to help battle cancer by establishing a tumor bank.  Although Hoffman is gone, her dream has now been realized through the T.R.E.V.A. Project and the Legacy Tumor Bank.       

Tuesday, September 07, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Bikestravaganza
The movement to get more people riding bicycles is getting a boost these days from the "Bikestravaganza Off the Chainring Tour", which is visiting western cities to pump up the local bike population.  With visits planned for Ashland on Wednesday and Eugene on Thursday, it's a good time to visit with the Bikestravaganza leaders.

Tuesday, September 07, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Hunter the Fisher
He may be Public Enemy Number One for lovers of dams, but Robert Hunter is the recipient of a conservation award for his work getting dams out of the Rogue River.  Hunter's Waterwatch group can take some of the credit (or blame) for removing Savage Rapids and Gold Ray dams from the Rogue; he'll be our guest to talk about conservation efforts past and future. 


Tuesday, September 07, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Oregon's Poet Laureate
Not every state in the union can boast of having an official poet laureate, but Oregon and California can. Oregon's poet laureate, Paulann Petersen, visits the Rogue Valley September 9 and 10, with other appearances planned throughout the State of Jefferson later this fall.  


Monday, September 06, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
From the Archives @ 8
Labor Day is a day off for the Exchange team… at 8 AM, we'll replay portions of our interview with Ellen Fitzpatrick, who plowed into the pile of condolence letters to the Kennedy family and emerged with the book "Letters to Jackie".

Monday, September 06, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
From the Archives @ 9
Another "best of" hour from the archives, beginning with Oregon State basketball coach Craig Robinson talking about his book "Game of Character" and finishing up with a visit with Tobias Wolff, author of the memoir "This Boy's Life" and much more.

Friday, September 03, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Find us on Facebook!

The Jefferson Exchange now offers program information and audio files from every hour of the Exchange in one place... on our Facebook page.  You'll also find pictures of the Exchange staff and some of our guests, and if you're a Facebook member, you can place your own comments on the page.  Facebook membership is NOT necessary just to view the page and hear the audio.  PLUS you can find our Facebook entries on Twitter now, as well.


Friday, September 03, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Health Care Exchanges

The relatively new Oregon Health Authority takes to the road this month, to tell Oregonians about some of the options they'll have under health care reform, through both the state and federal government.  With one meeting already under their belts, we'll talk to the people at OHA about the information they're disseminating, and the early reaction to it.


Friday, September 03, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
First Friday in the Arts
It's time again for our First Friday segment, scanning the region for events in the arts.  Here's a chance for groups in performing, musical and visual arts to call in with a quick plug for their arts events in the weeks ahead.  The numbers: 800-838-3760 around the region, 541-552-6782 in the Rogue Valley.  Emails are welcome, too: JX@jeffnet.org.  PLUS, we've scheduled a feature interview with new Rogue Valley Symphony Orchestra Music Director Martin Majkut.

Friday, September 03, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
May-September Workplaces
It's not just that the younger people at work don't laugh at your jokes, they don't even GET them.  That's one of the issues when people of different generations gather in the workplace.  Father-daughter team Larry and Meagan Johnson are familiar with the issues and their remedies, and offer a rundown of both in their book "Generations, Inc./From Boomers to Linksters-Managing the Friction Between Generations at Work."   

Thursday, September 02, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Timber Slump
Along with everything else in the 2009 economy, Oregon's timber harvest was down.   Yet among the declines, some foresters increased production.  Oregon Department of Forestry economist Gary Lettman shares his economic and historical perspective of timber harvest reports

Thursday, September 02, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Inmate Woods Crew
Smokey Bear says only you can prevent forest fires, but maybe Siskiyou County prisoners can help, too.  Wildfire fuel reduction efforts will soon be aided by county inmates.  Siskiyou County Sheriff's Captain Jim Betts explains the program.   We'll also visit with Cal Fire Siskiyou Unit Chief Bernie Paul.

Thursday, September 02, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Such a Deal
America's number one travel destination: Times Square?  The Grand Canyon?  No and no.  Actually, it's outlet malls.  That's just one finding Ellen Ruppel Shell made in researching "CHEAP: The High Cost of Discount Culture", an examination of the impacts of America's relentless fixation on getting a good price.

Wednesday, September 01, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Siskiyou Challenge
Run.  Kayak.  Bicycle.  Mountain Bike.  Then run again.  19 kilometers plus 34 miles.  The Siskiyou Challenge puts together a punishing course to raise money for Rogue Valley Farm to School.  We'll learn more about the race, and the program it supports. 

Wednesday, September 01, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
VENTS Day
We lost last week's vent to breaking news--the Oak Knoll Fire--but it's back this week, with two topics for listeners to vent upon: 1) the societal view of homeless people, brought into focus once again by a homeless man charged with starting the fire, and 2) our general feelings about casinos, indian and otherwise.  Oregon's November ballot features a vote on ONE casino, and there's a plan to build one in the Columbia Gorge.  Your thoughts?  1-800-838-3760 and 541-552-6782 and jx@jeffnet.org.  No yelling, please.

Wednesday, September 01, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Scan the Stars
Remember those star maps we got as kids in school?  We could find stars, planets and constellations, but they were pretty rudimentary.  And even for astronomers, the pace of discovery had slowed toward the end of the 20th century.  The Sloan Digital Sky Survey changed all that... Ann Finkbeiner explains the survey and its uses--it's available to the public--in her book "A Grand and Bold Thing."

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
CASA for Children
The Court Appointed Special Advocate, or CASA, program gives abused and neglected children their own representatives in court.  CASAs are especially valuable in Siskiyou County, where the per-capita rate of child abuse is among the highest in California.  We'll talk to the leaders of CASA of Siskiyou County about the program and its benefits.

Tuesday, August 31, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Wildfire Workshop

In the wake of last week's Oak Knoll Fire, which claimed 11 Ashland homes, fire officials are asking area residents: are you prepared?  To prepare residents vulnerable to wildfires, the Oregon Department of Forestry is hosting a Wildfire Preparedness workshop for residents of the Greensprings area.  ODF fire prevention specialist Brian Ballou will explain some of the prevention measures which will be covered at the workshop. 


Tuesday, August 31, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
In Ben We Trusted
Ben Bernanke became chairman of the Federal Reserve in part because of his vast knowledge of the workings of the Great Depression.  Little did he know that his term would include a massive effort to prevent a second coming of that event.  Wall Street Journal economics editor David Wessel joins us to talk about Bernanke's efforts  as recounted in "In Fed We Trust: Ben Bernanke's War on the Great Panic," now out in paperback with a new epilogue.

Monday, August 30, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
S.O. Land Conservancy
Maybe you've never heard of a conservation easement, but chances are, there's one near you.  Such easements are just one of the tools used by Oregon's oldest local land trust, the Southern  Oregon Land Conservancy, to preserve the region's best places in something like their natural state.  The Conservancy soon celebrates 32 years of land conservation.

Monday, August 30, 2010 / 8am Join the Discussion / 0 Comments
Katrina's Music
While thousands of people fled New Orleans after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Ashland musician Peter Spring moved there, to help restore music in a city renowned for it.  With the fifth anniversary of Katrina's devastation upon us, we visit with Peter about his work, and the foundation he established in honor of his late son. 

Monday, August 30, 2010 / 9am Join the Discussion / 1 Comments
Oak Knoll Aftermath

Hot, windy days in the region generate fears of fires.  Those fears were fully realized when the Oak Knoll fire roared across Interstate Five and burned down 11 houses in Ashland.  We'll talk about ways the public can help the fire victims, with members of the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) in Ashland, and with the Southern Oregon Chapter of the American Red Cross.




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