Dr. Tom Gallagher, executive director of The Collaborative for Accountability and Improvement, speaks on philosophical shifts in healthcare approaches.

Listen: a patient describes frustration

Jan 31st, 2020 46s

Kelly Burton describes the frustration she feels when doctors don't pay attention to her.

Revise and Rewrite

Jan 22nd, 2020 4m 8s

No interview this week, so we're doing some shop talk featuring The Elements of Style.

Defending Public Lands with Samantha Krop

Jan 15th, 2020 12m 51s

Samantha Krop is a grassroots organizer for Casadia Wildlands.

Winter Brings Worry for Unhoused

Jan 7th, 2020 12m 15s

Terry McDonald, executive director of St. Vincent De Paul's, came by the studio to talk about a piece he wrote about the unsettling winter temperatures coming early the stresses that puts on the community's unhoused.

Justin Herbert and The Rose Bowl

Dec 31st, 2019 13m 15s

RG sports writer Ryan Thorburn talks about his brilliant feature on Justin Herbert as the Ducks get ready for The Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. You can find the story on registerguard.com or ducksports.com.

The War Against Climate Change

Dec 24th, 2019 18m 49s

Monthly columnist Bob Doppelt stops by to talk about his work for The Register-Guard.

Big Swings with Mary DeMocker

Dec 17th, 2019 12m 6s

Eugene-based writer and climate activist Mary DeMocker joins Brendan O'Meara to talk about the climate and what big swings need to happen.Check out her latest guest view "North Pole is going green."[Apologies are in order: There were some aud

Paula Dunn Clip, 1210

Dec 11th, 2019 6m 54s

Chandra LeGue and Our Ancient Forests

Dec 10th, 2019 14m 54s

Chandra LeGue works for Oregon Wild and is the author of Oregon's Ancient Forests: A Hiking Guide.

Juan Carlos Valle Talks City Manager Search

Dec 3rd, 2019 14m 12s

Juan Carlos Valle stops by the show to talk about his column about the search for a new city manager in the city of Eugene.Be sure to subscribe to the show wherever you get your podcasts and follow the show on Instagram @registerguard_opinion

What does a forester do?

Nov 26th, 2019 14m 25s

Amanda Astor, who is now a monthly #IMO columnist for the RG, talks about the guest view she wrote a few weeks ago.

Introducing LTE

Nov 26th, 2019 1m 25s

Welcome to LTE, a podcast brought to you by The Register-Guard opinion page. Brendan O'Meara, the assistant opinion page editor, speaks with columnists and community leaders about what they're writing about and what's on their minds.

UO alumnus Andrew Greenblatt's take on campus construction

Nov 17th, 2019 2m 40s

Andrew Greenblatt graduated from UO in 2017; Before the demolition of the Historic Hayward Field, but after giants like Matthew Knight and the new EMU were brought to campus. He took time on his drive home from work to share his take as a form

Current UO student Kaleb Featherston talks campus construction

Nov 17th, 2019 1m 3s

Kaleb Featherston is in his fifth year at University of Oregon, and has been able to see one of the biggest construction booms to campus in just the last year. He shares what he's excited for, and some changes he's noticed as a student this yea

For the Earth: Diego Melgar and the study of major earthquakes

Sep 22nd, 2019 17m 52s

University of Oregon Assistant Professor Diego Melgar, an earthquake expert explains how to understand magnitude, as well as the potential effects of a major earthquake on Eugene, Oregon, and how researchers are working on a tsunami early warni

Why a Eugene teen wants us all to be prepared for disaster

Sep 14th, 2019 1m 55s

Hsin Ya "Jessie" Huang is one of 15 members of the Youth Preparedness Council for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA. She's a junior at South Eugene High in Eugene, Oregon, and explains why she wants us all to be prepared for disa

For the Earth: Chandra LeGue and ancient forest hikes

Aug 31st, 2019 14m 5s

Chandra LeGue wrote "Oregon's Ancient Forests: A Hiking Guide," a book that came out this summer. She also is an advocate for old growth and ancient forests as Western Oregon field coordinator for Oregon Wild. She takes us deep into the woods i

Listen: Youth counselor talks about mental health days

Aug 30th, 2019 5m 38s

Youth Counselor Sarah Holtschlag talks about the benefits students may see with a new law that allows excused mental health days from school. [Jordyn Brown/The Register-Guard]

A look at the future of high speed rail in the Pacific Northwest

Aug 28th, 2019 1m 13s

The Cascadia High Speed Rail line is still just a concept, its actual construction decades in the future. But Oregon, Washington and British Columbia are working together to study a future corridor for building a modern transportation system ad

For the Earth podcast: JJ Hendrix

Aug 17th, 2019 12m 42s

Jennifer "JJ" Hendrix, assistant manager of Eugene Saturday Market, explains how the reoccurring event tackles waste with a goal of sustainability. For the Earth podcast episode 2 [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]