Natalie Golay
Senior ProducerNatalie Golay is the Senior Producer of the Jefferson Exchange. She has a B.A. in Visual Arts, a certificate of recommendation in multimedia from the Vancouver Film school, and a law degree from the University of British Columbia. A communications professional for over 20 years, Natalie is a natural storyteller with extensive audio and video production skills. She's been an editor and writing coach, shepherding many inexperienced authors through the writing process. In her spare time, Natalie is a singer-songwriter/composer who loves audio gear and all of her silly pets.
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JCLS Community Manager Josh Letsinger and Selections Librarians Felishia Jenkins and April Bozada-Armstrong offer insight into their work and recommended readings over the holidays. -
Michelle Sumner, Mayor of Sutherlin, Oregon, offers insights about her city, current challenges and future outlook. -
Kelly Ramsey joins the Exchange to discuss her new memoir. -
Dr. Shireen Abu-Khader and Ethan Gans-Morse of Anima Mundi join the Exchange to discuss "Music of the Middle East" and a film produced specifically for the concert at SOU on Dec 7. -
Joining the Exchange is Dr. Jerron Jorgensen, Director of Choral Studies at SOU and Music Director of the Rogue Valley Chorale. -
Lt. Janelle Jackson and Cedric Aaron discuss Cal Poly's Blue Envelope Program, which is visual cue for law enforcement officers, signaling the driver may benefit from specific communication or additional patience. -
Laura Ahearn and Valerie Vilbig discuss the details of the annual event and the work of the historical society. -
JPR food enthusiasts, Erika Bishop and Will Smith discuss holiday meals and looking forward to the new year. -
Alexandra Stillman, mayor of Arcata, CA, offers insight into her city, her leadership role and her vision for the future. -
JPR Senior Producer Natalie Golay hosts a showcase of news features. -
Award-winning author Howard Yaruss offers insight into the mysterious world of economics and the importance of why we all need to understand it. -
Leading organizations in the Rogue Valley offer access to free resources for families experiencing food insecurity during the holidays.
