Mike Green
Jefferson Exchange hostMike Green is host on the Jefferson Exchange. Mike has lived in Southern Oregon for more than two decades. He is an award-winning journalist with over 20 years experience in media, specializing in media innovation, inclusive economics and entrepreneurship.
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David James, Ph.D., professor of entomology at Washington State University, and Robert Coffan, co-founder of Southern Oregon Monarch Advocates offer insight into the project that tracks the multi-state migration habits of the Western Monarch. -
Chelsea Stewart-Fusek, an endangered species attorney, offers insight into the trending pattern of the disappearing newt at Oregon's Crater Lake. -
Retired Army Colonel Pam Mindt pulls back the curtain to reveal deep systemic challenges servicemembers face on active duty and in transitioning back to civilian life as veterans. -
Chad Brown, a filmmaker whose new documentary, "Unseen" explores the capacity of wilderness terrain Oregon to bring healing to a diverse group of veterans, shares his background in the Arctic, and in connecting BIPOC groups with power of nature. -
The book guides on JX Reads highlight a number of insightful and informative titles from authors that feature food and family drama, just in time for the holidays. -
Blue Lake mayor, John Sawartzky, shares how the city is working to navigate inherited challenges to building a visionary path forward. -
Jacksonville author Thomas Withenbury discusses his debut novel, The Color of Indigo, and how family history inspired its story. -
Abigail Lewis, founder and executive director of Golden Rule ReEntry, and Brandi Ferreira, a career pathways case manager, describe the process of integrating formerly incarcerated people back into the local community. -
Oregon Tech professor of economics Hallie Neupert describes the campus innovation clinic, "Ready, Set, Innovate" that she leads alongside student-mentor Brooke Riche. -
Marbled murrelets carry fish to chicks in Pacific Northwest forests. OSU researchers study how fewer deliveries can extend their exposure to predators. -
Historian Laura Ahearn traces connections among Southern Oregon outlaw cases, including ties to local families and support that was not always voluntary. -
An anonymous donor's $390,000 gift will help pay for transportation, operations and outdoor improvements at a larger Grants Pass teen center.
