Natalie Golay
Senior ProducerNatalie Golay is the Senior Producer of the Jefferson Exchange. With more than 20 years of experience in communications, she brings a storyteller’s sensibility and a wide-ranging creative background to her work, including a B.A. in Visual Arts, a multimedia certificate from Vancouver Film School and a law degree from the University of British Columbia. She’s also worked as an editor and writing coach, helping aspiring writers find their voice and bring their stories to life. In her spare time, Natalie is a singer-songwriter and composer who loves audio gear and all of her silly pets.
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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. -
Learn what a Mount Shasta mushroom guide brings into the woods and how Southern Oregon ski racers build strength and balance before winter arrives. -
Mayor Maureen Weathers discusses how Dexter Lake, local traditions and development fit into her vision for the Oregon community southeast of Eugene-Springfield. -
Ashland author Max Doty makes his traditional publishing debut with “The House That Eats the Dead,” a horror novel about a home with a sinister appetite. -
Jill Rothman recalls starting Ashland’s Children’s Halloween Parade with preschool students — and seeing former participants return with their own children. -
Residents can flag traffic and crossing concerns through Dec. 4 as Ashland updates its transportation plan, including routes for emergency evacuation. -
Researchers followed nearly 160,000 postmenopausal women for about 18 years. Their findings suggest an association but do not establish that radon caused cancer. -
The documentary follows women scientists working to save bats from white-nose syndrome. Director Kristin Tièche and scientist Alice Chung-MacCoubrey will take questions. -
A Cal Poly Humboldt study found barn owls can reduce rodent populations in Napa Valley vineyards while changing how the remaining pests behave. -
A sewer plant dating to the 1970s is among Glendale’s infrastructure concerns. Mayor Crystal Martin discusses funding challenges and her work beyond City Hall.
