John Baxter
Jefferson Exchange ProducerJohn Baxter's history at JPR reaches back three decades. John was the JPR program director who was the architect of "the split" when JPR grew from a single program stream to three separate streams. We coaxed him out of retirement and he's now a co-producer of the Jefferson Exchange.
-
Fifty years ago today, on May 21st, 1969, Jefferson Public Radio’s flagship station KSOR signed on the air for the first time.JPR News Director Liam… -
It's not fair to say the Klamath Lake Land Trust is twice as committed to its mission as it used to be. But it is now protecting and restoring twice as…
-
Roughly 35,000 people get organ transplants every year in the United States. Which sounds like a big number, until you look at the one next to it: 115,000…
-
Frustration with recycling remains elevated in the region. China's decision to stop taking most American recyclables changed what some recyclers will…
-
Our fascination with turtles almost makes them something like honorary mammals. They may not be cute and fuzzy like mammals, but they certainly have their…
-
Josh Gross's love of music is infectious. So infectious, we ask him to share it with us once a month on a segment we call Rogue Sounds. Josh scans the…
-
The plans for a liquified natural gas (LNG) export at Jordan Cove on Coos Bay come before the public again soon. Jordan Cove has to secure a number of…
-
The would-be builders of the LNG plant in Coos County have mounted an advertising blitz in recent months. Advertisements and mailings have been common…
-
The title The Invisible Reich and the swastika on the cover might give you the wrong idea about Kenneth Pazder's book. It is fiction, and it is not about…
-
The days are short, dark, and cold right now. Why NOT head south for a while, especially if you can get there under your own power? That question is for…
-
Nearly 60 years after her death, we still can't seem to get enough of Billie Holiday. She was a one-of-a-kind singer and performer, influenced by many…
-
It gives your muscles and joints a good stretching, but yoga is about more than just body health. It is a way for practitioners to center themselves and…
