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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Oregon State University researchers found that training and caring for family cats may increase activity and responsibility among children with developmental disabilities. -
WinterSpring has doubled its school-based grief support program, bringing free peer groups to 15 elementary, middle and high schools in Southern Oregon. -
The Great Redwood Trail will convert 307 miles of rail into a multiuse path, linking San Francisco and Humboldt bays while restoring ecosystems. -
A new FDA-approved medication and expanding support networks are offering hope to families living with Prader-Willi syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. -
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. -
Planning a camping trip in Southern Oregon or Northern California? Outdoor guides share advice on camping, backpacking, Leave No Trace, safety and favorite destinations. -
Trinidad Mayor Cheryl Kelly discusses how the tiny Northern California coastal town balances tourism, infrastructure needs and preserving community character. -
Author Tara Lohan discusses “Undammed,” her book examining dam removal and how rivers and ecosystems recover, including the Klamath River. -
Oregon news includes concerns about data center pollution in Eastern Oregon, a job training program for incarcerated girls and the growth of the Cascade Head Biosphere Region. -
Animal welfare leaders say access to water, shade and cooling supplies can make a critical difference for pets and community cats during Oregon's hottest days. -
SOU's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute has expanded to a record 160 fall courses, giving older adults new opportunities to learn, socialize and stay engaged. -
After 25 years transforming his Eugene property, Jan Spencer says lasting environmental change begins with individuals and their neighborhoods
