Big Island Preserve (Natural World)
Originally aired in 2003. A hike through one of the last remaining low elevation back-channel fish nurseries and gallery forests in the Mckenzie River Basin. Includes sounds of a Heron rookery.
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7/3/2008
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Science of Track and Field (Northwest Passage)
Running has long been regarded as one of the purest forms of human exercise. It utilizes all the body’s vital systems, and reveals a lot about a person’s physical make-up. For this reason, the science community has always been drawn to the sport of track and field. Lately, the roles seem to be reversed. It’s now the athletes and coaches who look more and more to the scientists for guidance. KLCC’s Andrew Bartholomew reports on a group of scientists at the University of Oregon soon to be at the center of Track Town, USA.
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7/2/2008
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San Diego Cameraman in Eugene to Cover Trials (Northwest Passage)
A large contingent of NBC television sportscasters is in Eugene to help cover the Olympic Track and Field Trials at Hayward Field. For cameraman Dave Smith, it's his first trip to Oregon. KLCC's Claude Offenbacher spoke with him.
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7/1/2008
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Olympic Greats Carl Lewis and Rafer Johnson (Northwest Passage)
Carl Lewis and Rafer Johnson stopped by the KLCC studios for an interview with Tripp Sommer and Brandon Smith. The former Olympic champions were in town to discuss their involvement in the Hershey's Youth Day event Tuesday at Hayward Field.
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7/1/2008
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Healing Benefits of a Garden (Good Gardening)
In today's Good Gardening, Master Gardener Renate offers your plants and garden as alternative medicine for body and soul.
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6/30/2008
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Mixed Voices (Mixed Voices)
Young Writers Association Mixed Voices for June features YWA writing workshop members Flora Winter, Leontine Winters, and Kiara Varga.
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6/30/2008
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Sunday at Noon: Lane Transit District (Sunday at Noon)
Hosts Andrew Bartholomew and Claude Offenbacher were joined by Lane Transit District General Manager Mark Pangborn; and Mike Eyster, president of the LTD Board of Directors. Topics include the rising cost of fuel, the future of EmX, and service updates for the Olympic Trials and Oregon Country Fair.
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6/30/2008
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POLICING IN EUGENE: A Panel Discussion (City Club of Eugene)
Exploring our community values regarding policing in Eugene. Four panelists, led by Charles Dalton, will lead off our conversation by answering two questions:
- What kind of community/police relations do we want and are trying to build in Eugene?
- How can we get there from here?
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6/30/2008
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Solstice on Marys Peak (Natural World)
A late afternoon hike to the summit of Marys Peak on Solstice. Spring wildflowers are bursting out of the newly rejuvenated landscape.
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6/26/2008
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Oregon Bach Festival All Stars (Public Radio's Best)
KLCC presents the Oregon Bach Festival All-Stars, live and in concert, from the SELCO Performance Hall.
Don Hein and OBF Executive Director John Evans host Virtuoso soloists from the Festival orchestra. Performances include
Violinist Gernot Sussmuth, Prelude in D Minor, Op. 117 No. 6/ Max Reger
Oboist Allan Vogel, MetaMorphoses After Ovid (Op. 49) for Solo Oboe/ Benjamin Britten
Violist Sara Rilling, Capriccio for Viola Solo, Op. 55 No. 9/ Henri Viewxtemps
Flutist Lorna McGhee, Winter Spirits for Solo Flute/ Katherine Hoover
Cellist Hans-Jakob Eschenburg, Suite No. 6 in D Major for solo Violincello BWV 1012/ J.S. Bach
Violinist Rahel Rillling, Gigue from Partita in D Minor for Solo Violin BWV 1004/ J.S. Bach
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6/25/2008
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