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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked( Asante Foundation ) Brian Hall joins the Exchange to discuss his work and his art. Brian Hall is a well-known anesthesiologist at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in southern Oregon. Brian is also president of Southern Oregon Anesthesia . Brian Hall, President of Southern Oregon Anesthesia, and JPR Host, Mike Green. (JPR Senior Producer, Natalie Golay) Brian was a featured pianist with SOU's Alexander Tutunov in a Valentine's Day performance at the SOU Music Hall. WATCH FULL PERFORMANCE HERE…
1 Infectious diseases are on the rise; what can we do? 29:09
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedFILE - This electron microscope image provided by the National Institutes of Health shows human respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) virions, colorized blue, and anti-RSV F protein/gold antibodies, colorized yellow, shedding from the surface of human lung cells. (Courtesy of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH / AP) Dr Paul Cieslak , head of infectious diseases and vaccinations at the Oregon Health Authority, joins the Exchange to discuss the recent surge of infectious diseases, and what we can do to protect ourselves and our families. Paul Cieslak recent research papers: Avian Influenza A(H5) Subtype in Wastewater, Oregon No Abstract - Feb 2025 Correlation between Viral Wastewater Concentration and Respiratory Tests, Oregon Abstract - Oct 2024: We evaluated the association between wastewater concentration and weekly percent positivity of patient testing for SARS-CoV-2, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus in Oregon, USA. We found strong, positive correlations for SARS-CoV-2, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus. Dr. Paul Cieslak: About the flu vaccine - 39 secs…
1 How to stop women from dying from a preventable disease 29:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked( Linda Eckert) Cervical cancer kills almost 350,000 women each year. "More than 90%" of those deaths were preventable, writes Dr. Linda Eckert, author of "Enough: Because We Can Stop Cervical Cancer." Dr. Linda Eckert joins to the Exchange to talk about solutions to various challenges in the healthcare industry that have resulted in inequities and preventable deaths. Eckert is a leading expert in cervical cancer prevention. Her book weaves her personal voice in with other women who are strong advocates for change. The reader is guided on a journey through the world of cervical cancer with evidence-based information, personal stories, and actionable outcomes. ABOUT: Dr. Linda Eckert is a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology with an Infectious Disease Fellowship at the University of Washington. She is an internationally recognized expert in immunizations and cervical cancer prevention. Dr. Eckert has worked at Seattle's Harborview Hospital for more than 30 years.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe United States Hotel in Jacksonville in 2018. (Carol Highsmith / Library of Congress) March is Women’s History Month. Throughout the month of March, Jacksonville will host a celebration of the Women of Jacksonville, featuring a lineup of lectures, tours and special events that highlight the stories, achievements and creative contributions of local women. From trailblazing pioneers to modern-day authors and musicians, Historic Jacksonville is bringing their stories to life at venues across the city. Carolyn Kingsnorth , President of Historic Jacksonville, joins the Exchange to offer details on the celebration. Also joining the conversation is Abby McKee , President and CEO of Britt Festival. “ We invite visitors to celebrate Jacksonville’s fascinating past and the contributions women have made to our community ,” says Belita Palu-ay, Executive Director of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce. Part of Jacksonville's Women's History Month celebration is " Then & Now " — an on-site educational entertainment lecture series. These talks will focus on women in history, their landmark buildings and current updates from the women-owned businesses that bring life to the spaces today. EVENT On March 8 at 2:30 p.m. Carolyn Kingsnorth and Britt's Abby McKee will present the history of the US Hotel at 125 E California Street. This conversation will feature the historic owner of the hotel, Madame Holt , and a discussion of the future of the building, which is now owned by Britt Festival .…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked" Sisters in Science: How Four Women Physicists Escaped Nazi Germany and Made Scientific History ," by Olivia Campbell , tells the story of four prominent female physicists - Lise Meitner, Hertha Sponer, Hedwig Kohn, and Hildegard Stücklen - who were forced to flee Nazi Germany, two due due to their Jewish heritage. Their sisterhood and scientific curiosity helped them navigate perilous escapes and continue their groundbreaking research in new countries, including the United States. These women ultimately revolutionized the field of physics despite immense obstacles, leading to a Nobel Prize (although not awarded to them) and highlighting the power of female solidarity in the face of adversity. Olivia Campbell joins the Exchange to discuss her new book.…
1 From 'Sundown' to 'Sunrise' ... the Oregon Remembrance Project helps Oregon cities transform 29:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked( Oregon Public Broadcasting) The Oregon Remembrance Project partners with Oregon cities that have stopped hiding their history of hostility toward Black and other nonwhite populations and embraced a process of transforming from a "sundown" town to a "sunrise" city. When Oregon joined the Union in 1859, it did so as a "slave free" state. But only because Oregon did not want slaveholders to bring Black people into a state established as a "white Utopia." While numerous cities pockmarked the American landscape from coast to coast identified as "sundown towns" by Black Americans fleeing the hostility of the south through the Great Migration north and west, Oregon was regarded as a sundown state. Today, the Oregon Remembrance Project, through its " Sunrise Project " is doing the work of helping cities remember the inherited conditions from the past (which continue to have influence on present-day conditions and community attitudes) and engage in an educational process of transforming the former "sundown" moniker into a "sunrise" brand that welcomes and embraces a more diverse and multicultural population. The Ashland Sunrise Project is part of the growing network. Joining the Exchange are two guests: Taylor Stewart is the founder and Executive Director of the Oregon Remembrance Project. Jeff LaLande, Ph.D ., is a retired archaeologist and historian for the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest after 30 years and former adjunct professor at Southern Oregon University, where he taught for 20 years. RESOURCES: Interactive map of sundown towns in every state Book: " Sundown Towns: A Hidden Dimension of American Racism " by James Loewen…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedA crew with worker cooperative Hoedads Inc. rest between planting trees. (Hoedads Inc. ) JPR reporter Justin Higginbottom joins the Exchange with a report on the history of non-logging forestry work in Oregon ... from the Hoedads to the Pineros . We'll learn how they are connected and how the industry has evolved over time. We'll examine the current reliance on guest workers and address some of the concerns about this industry, such as lower wages and worker safety. Justin will walk us across a timeline of history to the present day and talk about the future expectations under the current administration in Washington DC.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked( Edunomics Lab ) JPR's award-winning reporter Jane Vaughan provides an update on her reporting on the status of Oregon's education. Recent research examined public spending on education across the country, compared with student test scores in reading and math. The data shows that some states, including California and Oregon, have increased their spending over the past decade, but student test scores have decreased. Oregon’s test scores are particularly low. Dr. Marguerite Roza is a research professor at Georgetown University and Director of the Edunomics Lab , which conducted this research. JPR’s Jane Vaughan spoke with Roza about her research, what it means, and how to increase student test scores.…
1 $5M in federal funds for CAL FIRE's forestry improvement program put on hold 14:34
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection ( CAL FIRE ) in January announced it expected to receive $5 million in federal funding to support the California Forest Improvement Program (CFIP). This funding comes as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inflation Reduction Act funding to strengthen financial incentives for private forest landowners to manage their forests sustainably and to permanently conserve private forests in partnership with states. Nearly $210 million was awarded as competitive grants to state agencies, for-profit entities and a broad array of non-profit organizations. The California Forest Improvement Program will deliver technical assistance and direct cost share payments to support the implementation of forest resilience and climate mitigation practices across 2,458 acres of private nonindustrial forest land with this additional funding. Stewart McMorrow joins the Exchange to discuss the challenges in forestry resilience amid the impact of climate change. Stewart is the Staff Chief of the Wildfire Resilience Program at CAL FIRE.…
1 Oregon bill HB 2001 offers protections for housing tenants 29:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked(M.O. Stevens / Wikimedia) Oregon State Senator Kayse Jama (D) joins the Exchange to discuss HB 2001 , which was bill passed into law in 2023. Senator Jama represents district 24, which covers the east Portland region. Becky Straus also joins the Exchange. She is the Managing Attorney of Oregon Law Center's Eviction Defense Project. Among a range of housing tenant protections, HB 2001 includes the sealing of certain inoperative residential eviction judgments and removes them from the public record. RESOURCES: Community Alliance of Tenants Court Set Asides Eviction Resource Page : Check here to see if your eviction qualifies Oregon Law Help page Habitat for Humanity Testimony…
JPR's award-winning reporter Jane Vaughan joins the Exchange to discuss her coverage of the ongoing challenges of homelessness in Grants Pass for policymakers, residents, visitors, community leaders and activists and ... of course, the humans who are experiencing first-hand the trauma of having no permanent safe refuge to go and belong where they can call home. JANE VAUGHAN's RECENT REPORTS ON HOMELESSNESS IN GRANTS PASS Feb 19, 2025: Temporary restraining order extended in Grants Pass homeless lawsuit Feb 20, 2025: Grants Pass City Council expands public camping options for homeless residents…
( Keon West) Author Keon West visits the Exchange to discuss his new book, " The Science of Racism: Everything Your Need to Know but Probably Don't - Yet ." Keon asks critical questions about racism and seeks out the answers through science, such as "Do We Have a Problem?" which is a chapter in Part I of four parts that divide his book. He also addresses the notion of "systemic racism" in the same section. In Part II, Keon dives into "conscious and unconscious bias." In one of the chapters in this section, he explains "How to be Racist while Believing You're Not." In Part III, Keon offers insight into the "Complexities of Racism." He also writes a chapter on "Reverse Racism" contained in this section of his book. Finally, in Part IV, Keon provides the science of "Dealing With Racism, Scientifically." He asks a critical question in a chapter titled, "Are Diversity Initiatives really Helping?" and he provides a pathway to addressing the issue in a chapter titled, "How to Effectively Reduce Racism." The JX explores the mind of Keon West and examines his book.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAshland teacher, Samantha McMillan and her students Zoe and Theo join JPR host Mike Green in the studio. (JPR Senior Producer Natalie Golay) An Ashland teacher is helping her students elevate their voices of concern around big societal issues. Samantha McMillan is a KQED Media Literacy Innovator . In her role teaching media literacy to students, Samantha encouraged her students to use media as a tool to elevate awareness around systemic issues of concern to them. Samantha joins the Exchange in studio to discuss the program and its impact in the classroom. She is joined by two of her students, Theo (7th grade) and Zoe (8th grade), who have both produced Public Service Announcements (PSAs) regarding climate change and the mental health of sports athletes respectively for the KQED Youth Media Challenge . We'll hear samples from both PSAs.…
Writer and Director Mark Decena and Impact Producer Lynn Waymer of the film "Farming While Black" are guests on the Jefferson Exchange. ( Farming While Black ) " Farming While Black " is a documentary film that examines the plight of Black farmers in the U.S. and showcases the efforts of Black leaders like Leah Penniman, Karen Washington, and Blain Snipstal to reclaim agricultural land and practices. The film chronicles their work in sustainable farming and food justice and highlights how these efforts are shaping a movement for revolutionary justice. Historically, Black farmers owned 14% of all American farmland in 1910, a number that has now dropped to less than 2% due to systemic racism, discriminatory policies, and land dispossession. Joining the Exchange are two guests: Mark Decena is a writer and director of the film. Lynn Waymer is co-producer and impact producer. And Eddie Hill is the owner of five farms in the Pacific Northwest and Director of FoodLoop Northwest . The film not only highlights these efforts but also looks toward a brighter future where Black farmers reclaim their rightful place in agriculture, and their practices can help address environmental challenges and food insecurity. SCREENING IN ASHLAND DATE: February 20, 2025 TIME: 7 PM LOCATION: Varsity Theatre (166 E Main St, Ashland, OR) TICKETS: ashlandfood.coop/events OREGON FOOD EQUITY REPORT…
1 Focus on Career and Technical Education; February is also National CTE Month 14:35
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked( Rogue Community College ) Throughout February, Oregon’s community colleges will spotlight career and technical education (CTE) programs in recognition of National CTE Month. Joining the Exchange to offer more insight are Dave Koehler , Dean of Instruction at Rogue Community College , and Abby Lee , Executive Director of the Oregon Community College Association . Dave Koehler, Dean of Instruction at Rogue Community College with JPR host Mike Green on February 20, 2025. (JPR Senior Producer Natalie Golay) CTE programs at community colleges are tailored to address the specific needs of local communities, ensuring students gain the training necessary to meet the demands of regional industries. By offering targeted, hands-on education, Oregon’s community colleges are key to filling critical workforce gaps and supporting economic growth. According to a 2023 economic impact report from Lightcast, a national labor market analysis firm, Oregon’s community colleges generated $9.6 billion for the state economy in fiscal year 2021-22, supporting 117,970 jobs — that’s one in every 22 jobs in Oregon. Recently, a bond that would have given RCC more than $60 million to support their technical programs failed in the 2024 general election. The college was hoping to use that to expand their CTE program, which now has greater demand than supply.…
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