The Jefferson Exchange
NEWS & INFORMATION: MON-FRI • LIVE 9AM | REBROADCAST 8PM
The Jefferson Exchange is JPR's live interactive program devoted to current events and newsmakers from around the region and beyond.
Click here to suggest a segment.
To participate in the program, email JX@jeffnet.org.
Latest Episodes
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Chad Hansen and Mark Jones explain how they would approach county finances, public safety, rural development, housing and government instability. -
Nearly 15,500 Klamath Basin birds have died from avian botulism. Hear how water deliveries slowed the deaths and revived talks about a long-term solution. -
Isabella Lee Tibbetts explains how her background and Almeda Fire experience inform her proposals on emergency planning, housing and county services. -
Jackson County librarians recommend romance, horror, memoir and family sagas, along with Spanish-language books and works by Rogue Valley authors. -
Through close observation and hands-on projects, Pollinator Pals helps Southern Oregon children understand the insects and native plants around them. -
Brookings combines an unusual coastal climate with a history of economic change. Mayor Phoebe Pereda discusses the city’s challenges and future. -
Read about the Klamath Basin bird crisis, horse-assisted therapy in Grants Pass and Culver’s effort to attract a grocery store. -
Author Molly Best Tinsley discusses how growing up in a military family inspired her novel about the lasting emotional impact of military service. -
Owner Delando Pegan and culinary director Skye Elder discuss Rellik Winery’s estate-grown wines, seasonal food and growth near Jacksonville. -
Master Gardener Lynn Kunstman helps gardeners plant varieties and watch for signs of ripeness. -
JPR reporters examine Redding’s planned truck-only lane, a Mount Shasta rescue involving AI and Coos County’s new animal incinerator. -
An educator’s fascination with the Klamath Mountains’ conifers grew into books, stewardship programs and conservation career training.
