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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Three Democratic candidates in Oregon’s 2nd Congressional District share priorities, strategy and experience in a Jefferson Exchange forum ahead of the May 19 primary. -
Parkinson’s disease affects about 1 million Americans. Experts discuss symptoms, diagnosis challenges, treatment options and new research aimed at improving care. -
A Yreka Creek cleanup will remove trash and invasive plants to protect endangered coho salmon habitat in the Shasta River watershed. Volunteers are invited to help. -
Oregon’s snowpack is at 29% of normal after a record warm winter. Drought emergencies are in effect as farmers brace for statewide water shortages. -
Advocates in Southern Oregon say sexual assault and child abuse often go unreported. A local campaign urges people to support survivors and believe disclosures. -
Rio Dell, California, is investing in roads and utilities while attracting visitors with redwoods, river access and a new trail along the Eel River. -
Environmental policy expert Judith Enck discusses plastic pollution, health risks and why Oregon’s bottle bill could serve as a model for national solutions. -
Cervical cancer is largely preventable, but gaps in screening, stigma and access to care continue to leave many women at risk, a University of Washington physician says. -
Winemaker Rachael Martin discusses mentorship, Spanish and Portuguese varieties and how women are reshaping Southern Oregon’s wine industry. -
The Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum uses hands-on exhibits and a historic hatchery building to bring Northern California’s history and geology to life. -
Darryl Goodson is an engineer who didn't plan to become a fish farmer. But he now owns a sustainable fish sturgeon farm in Fort Klamath, Oregon. -
Oregon begins phasing in new recycling rules under a 2021 law that standardizes curbside recycling, shifts costs to producers and tightens processing standards.
