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The City Club of Eugene PodcastDEI's Imperfect AlliesWith new DEI directives from the federal government, how can people and institutions remain allies of DEI compliance, community and culture? And what is an imperfect ally?
Our speakers are Remi Calalang, PhD, assistant superintendent of Bethel School District; and Anna Lardner, mental health therapist and community organizer.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 10:57).
This program was recorded on July 25, 2025.
2025-07-3056 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDeportation, Due Process and DemocracyDeportation actions by the federal government raise questions about due process and the threat to our democracy. Four speakers provide the history of immigration and update us on the current situation.
Speakers include Tobin Hansen PhD, University of Oregon's Robert D. Clark Honors College; Katrina Kilgren JD, Kilgren Law; Benjamin Wang JD, Benjamin Beijing Wang PC; and Christine Zeller-Powell, JD, Director of Refugee and Immigration Services at Catholic Community Services.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 7:14).
This program was recorded on July 18, 2025.
2025-07-231h 02The City Club of Eugene PodcastDeflection: What is it, and does it work?Lane County offers a deflection program, which moves people to programs and treatment. Is it working? Learn about this project in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode.
Speakers include Chris Parosa, Lane County's district attorney; Clint Riley, Lane County's Deflection Program coordinator; and Art Zamudio, navigation team supervisor for Ideal Option.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 21:02).
This program was recorded on July 11, 2025.
2025-07-1756 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastPowering OregonWhat is the state's plan for meeting Oregon's future energy needs? An Oregon Energy Strategy is being developed, and City Club of Eugene attendees got a sneak peek. They also heard about "Beyonce" - bring your own new clean energy!
The Oregon Department of Energy speakers were Edith Bayer, Energy Policy Team Lead, and Alan Zelenka, Assistant Director of Planning and Innovation.
Due to technical difficulties, most of the Q&A was lost and no video is available.
This program was recorded on June 27, 2025.
2025-07-0147 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLocal Stories, Local MuseumsMuseums are "windows and mirrors," according to one of the speakers at City Club of Eugene's program on local stories and local museums. Who gets to tell those stories? How are they told?
Speakers include Keith Lohse, executive director of the Lane County History Museum; and Madeline McGraw, curator of the Springfield Museum.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 1:53).
This program was recorded on June 13, 2025.
2025-06-1956 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastEconomics of Local Sports"It's the most fun you can have while strengthening the economy." Dr. Mike Wilkerson, quoted in this podcast episode, was referring to the impact of sports, via travel and tourism, on local economies. City Club of Eugene asked two keen observers of the local sports scene to explain the economics of sports, using the Prefontaine Classic as an example.
Our speakers include JB Carney, senior director of sports for Eugene Cascades and Coast; and Matt Sayre, executive director of Collaborative Economic Development of Oregon.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's Yo...
2025-06-1357 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastTurtle AwardsThe 2025 Turtle Award winners are Sharon Posner, Paul Solomon and Oblio Stroyman, all of whom are honored for their community work and sticking their necks out for the good of all. City Club of Eugene also inducted seven new members of the Order of the Turtle.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (audio-only in the beginning).
This program was recorded on May 31, 2025.
2025-06-0542 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastUpdates, Oregon Country FairOregon Country Fair has grown from humble roots to become a major event. In this episode of the City Club of Eugene's podcast, we hear more about how it grew as well as its community and philanthropic efforts.
Speakers include Kirsten Bolton, OCF's general manager; Paxton Hoag, OCF board member and coordinator; and Arna Shaw, OCF board member and vendor.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:21).
This program was recorded on May 16, 2025.
2025-05-2353 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastPrevention: The Heart of Public HealthWhat is the role of public health, and prevention programs, studies and services does Lane County Public Health provide?
City Club of Eugene gathered four speakers to address how local prevention efforts promote health and wellness: Dr. Patrick Luedtke, Lane County's senior public health officer; Anne Marie Mauricio, PhD, associate research professor at the University of Oregon's Prevention Science Institute; Dr. Kim Ruscher, PeaceHealth Oregon's chief medical officer; and Jocelyn Warren, PhD, Lane County Public Health's division manager.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was...
2025-05-1557 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLTD NowLane Transit District's CEO Jameson Auten updated City Club of Eugene attendees on the agency's current and future work to "connect community."
You may watch the entire program, including slides, on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:50).
This program was recorded on April 25, 2025.
2025-05-0158 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCandidates, 4J School BoardTwo seats on the 4J School Board are contested in May's election, and City Club of Eugene asked Rebecca Hansen-White of KLCC to interview them. The candidates are Danny McDiarmid and Ericka Thessen (Position 2; Alan Madden declined to participate); and Donald Easton and Judy Newman (Position 3). Position 6's candidate is Maya Rabasa, an incumbent board member, who is running unopposed. All 4J voters may vote for candidates for all of the positions.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :18).
This program was recorded on April 18, 2025.
2025-04-2452 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCancer Prevention and ResearchWhat's new in cancer research and early detection and prevention? Local experts tell City Club of Eugene attendees about scientific breakthroughs and primary/secondary prevention.
The speakers are Bill Cresko, Center for Biomedical Data Science and Lorry Lokey Chair/Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Oregon; and Dr. Audrey Garrett, gynecologic oncologist at Willamette Valley Cancer Institute.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 5:09).
This program was recorded on April 11, 2025.
2025-04-211h 00The City Club of Eugene PodcastBach and BeyondJos van Veldhoven, one of the @OregonBachFestival's artistic partners, spoke at City Club of Eugene about all things Bach: his works, his influence on contemporary conducting, and the importance of performing arts.
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :12).
This program was recorded on April 4, 2025.
2025-04-0955 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastHistory of Oregon JournalismWhatever you think of Oregon's journalism and journalists, it was wilder in the old days - and Bill Sullivan proves it in this City Club of Eugene program, "The History of Oregon Journalism." Be sure to listen to his comparison of the lack of journalism literacy to the digestion of food!
You may watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :08). Unfortunately, the Q&A portion of the program is audio-only.
This program was recorded on March 28, 2025.
2025-04-0356 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLCC President BulgerIn her third year of serving Lane Community College, President Stephanie Bulger, PhD, updated City Club of Eugene on leading the @LaneTitans.
You may also watch the entire program, including slides, on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:57).
This program was recorded on March 21, 2025.
2025-03-2756 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastConcerns of Immigrants#Immigrants are facing new challenges, including @ICE raids and possible loss of #birthright citizenship. Hear from experts on these issues: immigration lawyer Rachel Hecht, @UOregon law professor Joel Sati, and Kuitlahuak Lopez Rojas, a @calclane liaison to immigrants.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 5:05).
This program was recorded on March 14, 2025.
2025-03-1856 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastReframing the Frame of DEIIn this podcast episode, City Club's speaker, Dr. Johnny Lake, talks about DEI or, as he says, "Difference, Equity and Inclusion." What are the reasons for hostility toward DEI? Are there shared solutions that respect and serve all of our communities?
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:30).
This program was recorded on March 7, 2025.
2025-03-1254 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLocal Electronic MediaIs digital the future for journalism? City Club talked to three local media outlets about their visions for their online presence.
Speakers included Ken Doctor, publisher of the coming Lookout Eugene-Springfield, which will be all-digital; and Chris Lehman, news director at KLCC-FM and Camilla Mortensen, editor of Eugene Weekly, both of which have robust websites and newsletters.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:09).
This program was recorded on Feb. 28, 2025.
2025-03-0555 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastNew Behavioral Health FacilitiesTwo new behavioral health facilities are planned for Lane County. PeaceHealth and Lane County are developing Timber Springs Behavioral Health Hospital and the County is teaming with Connections Health Solutions to create the Lane Crisis Stabilization Center. Both are slated to open in 2028.
Learn more from Alicia Beymer, PeaceHealth's chief administrative officer, and Eve Gray, Lane County Health and Human Services's director.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:45).
This program was recorded on Feb. 21, 2025.
2025-03-011h 00The City Club of Eugene PodcastPrograms for People with DisabilitiesSupport for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities has led to community-based progams that support people where they choose to live. This program features two such programs, Reality Kitchen and RISE Services.
Speakers include Jim Evangelista, co-founder and executive director of Reality Kitchen; Krista Smith, executive director of RISE Services in Oregon; and program participants.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :12).
This program was recorded on Feb. 7, 2025.
2025-02-1453 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastIndigenous LeadersWho will be the future leaders of Indigenous peoples? What is being done now to prepare them for those roles? City Club of Eugene attendees at the University of Oregon's Many Nations Longhouse heard from students and staff about how collaborations with tribes in Oregon and beyond are preparing them for the future.
Speakers include students Te’e Philips Brown and Christina Thomas as well as University of Oregon Vice President and Chief of the Coquille Tribe, Jason Younker, PhD.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6...
2025-02-0756 minThe City Club of Eugene Podcast2025 Legislative PreviewWhat are the goals of lawmakers for the 2025 Oregon Legislature? City Club of Eugene heard from Rep. Julie Fahey (D) and Rep. Lucetta Elmer on the issues, potential sticking points for agreement, and shared goals for this session.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 1:20).
This program was recorded on Jan. 24, 2025.
2025-01-3157 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastOur Water SupplyWater, water everywhere...we hope. Eugene Water and Electric Board and the Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission are doing more than hoping; they are working to ensure a resilient and sustainable domestic water supply, even in emergencies, and to recover wastewater resources, such as recycling the water. Learn about their work in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode!
City Club of Eugene's speakers include Karen Kelley, EWEB's chief operations officer, and Todd Miller, deputy director of Springfield Environmental Services/Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission.
You may also watch the entire program, including slides, on City Club...
2025-01-1656 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastBoosting Mental HealthWhat techniques are available to help students and adults stabilize and improve their mental health? Attune Ed, a program developed by Oregon Mind Body Institute, is teaching helpful ways to boost mental health.
City Club of Eugene's speakers include Lori Allen, PhD, executive director of Oregon Mind Body Institute; Daniel Gallo, MAT, educator; Ryan Kruse, Lane ESD Career Academy; and Maureen Linn Medici, field coordinator/bus supervisor, Salem-Keizer Public Schools.
This program was sponsored by the Oregon Community Foundation.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (star...
2025-01-1056 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGifts to the CityWhat present would you give to the City of Eugene? Thirteen people give their gifts in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode!
Speakers include Talicia Brown, Black Cultural Initiative; Chris and Kathy Calise, Eugene Foodies; Charlie Conrad, retiring state legislator; Kevin Cronin, Housing Oregon; Larissa Ennis; Glorious Gastropause and Holly GoSlugly, former SLUG Queens, Kris McAlister, Carry It Forward; Melissa Scholz, attorney; Denise Thomas, Let's Move Fitness; Chris Wig, Emergence Addiction and Behavioral Therapies; John Winquist, Eugene Parks Foundation. Dan Bryant emceed.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube chan...
2024-12-1757 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastExit Interview with Mayor VinisAfter eight years as Eugene's mayor, Lucy Vinis is stepping down. City Club of Eugene invited her to reflect on her tenure as well as answer attendees' questions. Listen to her perspectives in this podcast episode.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 7:13).
This program was recorded on Dec 6, 2024.
2024-12-1254 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLocal Food Insecurity and ResponsesAbout 16% of the residents of Lane County live in households with incomes at or below the poverty level. The proportion is higher in the urban areas. This poverty makes food insecurity a real threat. What are some of the local responses to this reality?
Speakers at this City Club of Eugene program include Meredith Branch, Student and Family Resource Coordinator at Springfield High School; Carrie Copeland, Education and Program Coordinator, FOOD for Lane County; and Mary Leighton, coordinator, Interfaith Food Hub.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (sta...
2024-11-2756 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastImpact of Supreme Court Ruling, Grants Pass Homeless CaseWhat's the impact of the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on homeless camping? In this City Club of Eugene podcast episode, learn about the case, the consequences of the decision and the experiences of those working with unhoused people.
Our speakers include Heather Marek, senior attorney at Oregon Law Center; R. Everett Meadows, co-host and co-founder, Oregon Reporter Podcast; and Renee Yandel, executive director of HIV Alliance.
You may also watch the entire program, including slides mentioned in the audio, on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:04).
This program was re...
2024-11-2056 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastTech EconomyTechnology is big business in Eugene's economy. In this City Club of Eugene podcast episode, four speakers address how they utilize high tech in the Silicon Shire, whether creating games or supporting manufacturing, as well as the big picture for our region.
The speakers include Hogon Mulgrave, owner and president of WRICO Generators; Skip Newberry, president and CEO of Technology Association of Oregon; Anshuman Razdan, VP of research and innovation at the University of Oregon; and Dan White, co-founder of Pipeworks.
You may also watch the entire program, including slides mentioned in the audio, on City...
2024-11-0655 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGhosts of Oregon HistoryWhich Lane County sheriff was known to be kind but was killed while trying to capture a fugitive? How did Oregon's first female mayor take the job away from her husband? Learn more about the ghosts of Oregon's past in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode with history writer Jennifer Chambers.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:17).
This program was recorded on Oct. 25, 2024.
2024-11-0154 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRanked Choice VotingShould Oregon adopt ranked choice voting for some of its elections? Learn more about Measure 117 so you're ready to vote!
The speakers in this podcast episode are Melanie Billings-Yun, Portland League of Women Voters Ranked Choice Voting Committee; and State Rep. Edwin Diehl.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 18:30).
This program was recorded on Oct. 18, 2024.
2024-10-221h 01The City Club of Eugene PodcastCongressional District 4 CandidatesWith ballots in the mail, now is the time to listen to the four candidates for Congressional District 4. Here's City Club of Eugene's Oct. 11 program featuring Dan Bahlen, Monique DeSpain, Justin Filip and incumbent Val Hoyle. The program was moderated by KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
2024-10-161h 03The City Club of Eugene PodcastMeasure 118Should Oregonians vote to institute a rebate of $1,600 per resident, funded by a 3% corporate income tax on business sales of more than $25 million?
KLCC's Rachael McDonald moderates a Q&A in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode. The speakers are Antonio Gisbert, chief petitioner for Measure 118; and Angela Wilhelms, chair of Defeat the Costly Tax on Sales Coalition.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on Oct. 4, 2024.
2024-10-1056 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastAttorney General CandidatesIn November, voters will select either Will Lathrop or Dan Rayfield as Oregon's next attorney general. Hear their positions and ideas when Michael Dunne from KLCC-FM asks them questions in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode.
You may also watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:25).
This program was recorded on Sept. 27, 2024.
2024-10-0258 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLane County Charter RevisionsShould Lane County voters approve revisions to the county's charter, including a redistricting proposal? Learn what you need to know to be an informed voter by listening to this City Club of Eugene podcast episode!
Speakers include Stanton Long, redistricting proponent; Morgan Munro, who chaired the County's charter revision committee but spoke as an individual; Terry Parker, president of the League of Women Voters of Lane County; and Commissioner Laurie Trieger of the Lane County Board of Commissioners.
Listen to this podcast episode or watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (sta...
2024-09-2655 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastOregon's Timber EconomyHalf of Oregon's landmass is forest. We're the largest softwood lumber producer in America. What is timber's economic impact? What will the future hold?
Speakers at this City Club of Eugene program include Henry Fields, workforce analyst and economist with the Oregon Employment Department; Courtney Griesel, Oregon Community Relations Manager, Sierra Pacific Industries; Judith Sheine, professor in the UO's School of Architecture and Environment; and Sean Stevens, executive director of Oregon Wild.
Listen to this podcast episode or watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:00).
This program was...
2024-09-2458 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastThreats to Democracy: Peter DeFazio#Voter #suppression laws. #Online disinformation. The tyranny of the #minority. In City Club of Eugene’s 9.6 program, former Rep. Peter DeFazio discussed #threats to #democracy and how minority blocs try to prevail.
Listen to this podcast episode or watch the entire program on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 5:18).
This program was recorded on Sept. 6, 2024.
2024-09-1356 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastShining a Light on Parkinson’s DiseaseParkinson's Disease used to be called the "shaking palsy." As it becomes more prevalent, it could be called the "Parkinson's pandemic." City Club of Eugene's July 26, 2024 program is full of information about this neurological disease.
Speakers include Lori Havas, Oregon Parkinson's Warriors Foundation; Libby Kinnard, Parkinson's Resources of Oregon; and Michelle Gladieux, PT, Neuro Wellness Physical Therapy and Training.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:38).
This program was recorded on July 26, 2024.
2024-08-0852 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastFirst, Do No Harm, Part 2The Eugene area is experiencing corporate healthcare because PeaceHealth shuttered its Eugene hospital and Oregon Medical Group was purchased by Optum/United Healthcare. What healthcare model would be sustainable for patients and medical professionals? What alternatives are available for the current situation? What is the state of healthcare in Oregon, and how does the state legislature plan to respond?
Our speakers include moderator Nicholas Jones, MD; Rep. Ben Bowman, House Majority Leader; Rep. Nancy Nathanson, House District 13; and Hayden Rooke-Ley, attorney and healthcare law and policy expert.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eu...
2024-07-2555 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDowntown SafetyIf you feel safe - or unsafe - in downtown Eugene, is that perception or reality? City Club of Eugene asked three downtown experts to weigh in. Speakers include Ray Brown, Eugene Police Department's downtown incident commander; John Fisher, downtown resident; and Katie Wilgus, executive director of Downtown Eugene Inc.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 4:05).
This program was recorded on July 12, 2024.
2024-07-1954 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastFirst, Do No HarmOregon Medical Group, a Eugene physician-owned healthcare provider, was purchased by Optum, a subsidiary of United Health Care. How has the corporatization of health care impact patients and providers, and what does the change symbolize about health care in Oregon?
Speakers include Dr. Antonio Germann, board member, Oregon Health Policy Board and medical director, pediatric clinic; Dr. Mark Litchman, retired Oregon Medical Group physician; State Representative Nancy Nathanson, moderator; and Shin Shin Tang, PhD, licensed psychologist.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 5:47).
This program was recorded on Ju...
2024-07-0356 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastConstructing a Brighter FutureIn this episode, City Club of Eugene looks at the intersection of learning construction trades and lifting people out of homelessness. Constructing a Brighter Future teaches construction techniques to high school students by having them build housing. The program is provided by state and federal funding, and the results are heartwarming as well as immediately useful.
Speakers include Wheylin Niehaus, 4J instructor; Gabe Piechowitz, Everyone Village; and Jesse Quinn, Lane Workforce Partnership.
Watch the entire episode, including video and photos mentioned in the recording, on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program...
2024-06-2057 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCreating a Culture of BelongingThe City of Eugene has prioritized creating a "culture of belonging" as one of its strategic goals. What does that mean, and how do we get there? Listen to Fabio Andrade, Josh Bates, Jensina Hawkin, and Mayor Lucy Vinis explain what's behind the goal and how it will be implemented.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on June 7, 2024.
2024-06-1556 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastTurtle Awards 2024Every year, City Club of Eugene honors people who "stick their necks out for the good of the community." The 2024 honorees are Margaret Hallock, Brittany Quick-Warner and Nadia Telsey. The Order of the Turtle category recognizes Evelyn Anderton, Charmaine Coleman, Priscilla Gould, Ada Lee and Carleen Reilly.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on May 31, 2024.
2024-06-0550 minThe City Club of Eugene Podcast15th Night15th Night, a local nonprofit, is addressing the crisis of youth homelessness. Learn more in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode.
Speakers include Mike Ingman, principal at Sheldon High School; Trista Neuman, 15th Night program coordinator; and Megan Schultz, 15th Night community coordinator.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel, including video of a youth speaking about experiencing and recovering from homelessness.
This program was recorded on May 17, 2024.
2024-05-2354 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLane County's Wine IndustryWillamette Valley residents are justifiably proud of our wine industry. In this City Club of Eugene program, learn more about the area's viticulture and the resulting economic impact.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (first 6 minutes are audio-only).
This program was recorded on May 10, 2024.
2024-05-1655 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLane County Commissioner CandidatesIncumbent @lanecountygov County Commissioners and their challengers answered questions from a @KLCCOregon moderator at a City Club of Eugene program. It is possible that the winners of the primary election will receive more than 50% of the votes, and the contest will be decided in May. Hear the Q&A in this @city_eugene podcast episode.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (first 6 minutes are audio-only).
This program was recorded on May 3, 2024.
2024-05-0857 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDistrict AttorneyOne of the candidates to become Lane County District Attorney, Christopher Parosa, answered questions from KLCC's Michael Dunne. The other candidate, James Cleavenger, was unable to participate.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :15).
This program was recorded on April 26, 2024.
2024-05-0257 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastState Rep CandidatesThe candidates for two area state legislative seats responded to questions at a City Club of Eugene forum. Listen to Charlie Conrad, Republican incumbent in District 12 (his opponent did not respond to invitations to participate), and Doyle Canning and Lisa Fragala, candidates in District 8.
The discussion was moderated by Rebecca Hansen-White, KLCC.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :15).
This program was recorded on April 19, 2024.
2024-04-2556 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCongressional District 4One of the Republican Congressional candidates for District 4, Amy Ryan Courser, outlined her positions and legislative vision to attendees of a joint meeting of the City Club of Eugene and the City Club of Springfield.
We apologize that the video recording of the program is not available.
This program was recorded on April 12, 2024.
2024-04-1758 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRefugee JournalistsJournalists around the world and minority reporters in Oregon have been threatened while doing their work. In this City Club of Eugene program, we hear the experiences of researchers and journalists who have been endangered. We also hear about where minorities are receiving their news.
Speakers include: Charlie Deitz, University of Oregon journalism instructor; Farai Gonzo, journalist and professor, Centennial College (Canada); Kimberly Mangun, associate professor emerita, communications, University of Utah; and two students.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 4:22). We apologize for the poor visuals.
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2024-04-0955 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCity Councilors, Wards 1 and 2Who will be Eugene's next city councilors from Wards 1 and 2? City Club of Eugene invited the candidates to a discussion moderated by KLCC's Rachael McDonald.
The candidates included (Ward 1): Ethan Clevenger, Ted Coopman and Eliza Kashinsky; and (Ward 2): Matt Keating and Lisa Warnes.
This forum was sponsored by AARP Oregon.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:05).
This program was recorded on March 29, 2024.
2024-04-0654 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastSTAR VotingSTAR voting - Score Then Automatic Runoff - will be on May's ballot for Eugene residents. Would this system be better than our current one or a ranked voting system that will be on November's statewide ballot? Learn about it in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode!
Our speakers are Terry Parker, president of the League of Women Voters of Lane County; and Sara Wolk, founder and executive director of Equal Vote Coalition.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:13).
This program was recorded on March 22, 2024.
2024-04-0156 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastEugene Mayoral CandidatesWho will be Eugene's next mayor? KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White moderated City Club of Eugene's program featuring the three candidates: Shanae Joyce-Stringer, Kaarin Knudson and Stefan Strek.
This forum was sponsored by AARP Oregon.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:52).
This program was recorded on March 15, 2024.
2024-03-2055 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastAll In on HomelessnessOregon Gov. Kotek declared a housing emergency and established All In, which funds programs in Lane County and other counties around the state. Since 2023, All In Lane County has prevented 795 households from becoming homeless, moved 200 households from a state of being unsheltered into permanent housing, and created or improved 294 emergency shelter beds.
Panelists Kate Budd, manager of the Human Services Division of Lane County Department of Health and Human Services; and Terri Hsieh, street outreach manager for HIV Alliance, explain how All In works in our community and provide details about its impact.
Watch the en...
2024-03-1655 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCampaign Finance ReformOregon has never had campaign finance regulations. The result is that dark money from hidden sources pours into our campaigns. One or more ballot initiatives to reform campaign finance may be on November's ballot. Learn more in this podcast episode of the City Club of Eugene.
Our speakers are Dan Meek, public interest attorney; and Rick Metsger, director of legislative and public affairs at Pac/West Lobby Group.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:52).
This program was recorded on March 1, 2024.
2024-03-0654 minThe City Club of Eugene Podcastsuicide preventionContent warning: This program includes discussion about suicide and its impact on the individual and the community. If you or someone you know may be in crisis or considering suicide, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Suicide rates in Lane County increased by 80 percent from 2000 to 2020, according to a report from Lane County Public Health. This episode of the City Club of Eugene podcast explains YouthLine, a peer-to-peer program providing help, support and a crisis line.
This episode is provided by Vista Counseling and Wellness Center in addition to our usual sponsors.
2024-03-0256 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastBallmer Institute UpdateThe Ballmer Institute for Children's Behavioral Health is a University of Oregon program in Portland that aims to provide more behavioral health workforce to identify, prevent and provide care to children and youth. Learn more from Randy Kamphaus and Courtney Westling in this City Club of Eugene program!
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 1:57).
This program was recorded on Feb. 7, 2024.
2024-02-1455 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastArts EconomyIn Eugene, the arts contribute about $124 million to our economy, create 2,700 jobs and involve 3,800 volunteers. Read the full report on the positive impact of the arts and learn more by listening to our speakers:
Kelly Johnson, executive director of the Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene; Josh Neckels, executive director of Eugene Ballet; and Kari Westlund, president and CEO of Travel Lane County.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 8:31).
This program was recorded at Midtown Arts Center on Feb. 2, 2024.
2024-02-0655 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLegislative PreviewOregon's 2024 legislative short session starts soon, and Rep. Charlie Conrad (R) and Sen. Floyd Prozanski (D) gave City Club of Eugene attendees a preview. Learn about their goals for the session, how the legislative system works, and more!
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 7:40).
This program was recorded on Jan. 26, 2024.
2024-02-0255 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastUO President ScholzKarl Scholz PhD has been the University of Oregon's president for more than six months, and he came to City Club of Eugene this month to outline his first impressions and his goals.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (audio only; starts at 4:17).
This program was recorded on Jan. 19, 2024.
2024-01-2756 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastMeasure 110 & Legislative FixesOregon's legislature will meet in a short session in February, and a major topic will be Measure 110. It was passed in 2020 by a solid majority of Oregon voters and decriminalized most small-scale drug possession and encouraged treatment. However, perceived problems with Measure 110 may lead the legislature to make course corrections.
Learn more about possible legislative amendments to Measure 110 in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode. The speakers include: Dr. Camille Cioffi, a research scientist; Christopher Parosa, Lane County assistant district attorney; and Brittiny Raine, cofounder and co-executive director of Community Outreach through Racial Empowerment.
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2024-01-1255 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGifts to the City 2023In this City Club of Eugene podcast episode, nine area residents were asked to give gifts to the city of Eugene, and they responded with a wide range of presents!
Speakers included emcee Dan Bryant, who introduced Ibrahim Coulibaly, Ib Hamide, Slug Queen Jubilee Hedonisto, Alma Fumiko Hesus, DeLeesa Meashintubby, Melinda Preciado, Rabbi Ruhi Sophia Motzkin Rubenstein, Nick Sixkiller and Karrie Walters.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:35).
This program was recorded on Dec. 15, 2023.
2023-12-2153 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastClosure of Eugene’s HospitalWith PeaceHealth's closure of Eugene's only emergency department, City Club of Eugene takes a look at the impact of the closure and the steps to take to serve the city's residents.
Our speakers include Dana Petersen-Crabb, senior director of housing services, ShelterCare; Lynda Pond, ADN/RN, formerly with Oregon Nurses Association and a semi-retired former PeaceHealth employee; and Jocelyn Wensel, medical student and interim managing director and healthcare workforce development program manager for the NAACP.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :27). Note that the video version has an au...
2023-12-1853 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastStudents’ Perspectives on Oregon EducationIs Oregon's education system working for the students it serves? Do our future educators agree with the direction of the state's policies? To find out, City Club of Eugene sought the perspectives of University of Oregon students.
Speakers include Olga Burlay, Jonathan Moses, Ivan Moncure, Noah Thompson, and Ellie White.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:38).
This program was recorded on Nov. 17, 2023.
2023-12-1156 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastThe Future of BethelBethel is a community within the City of Eugene. In this podcast episode, City Club of Eugene looks at its past, present, and future.
Speakers include Pat Farr, Lane County Commissioner and Bethel resident; Tai Pruce-Zimmerman, co-chair of Active Bethel Citizens; and Kraig Sproles, superintendent of Bethel School District.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :30).
This program was recorded on Dec. 1, 2023.
2023-12-0854 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRecalls#Recalls are an option for #voters, but is the process misused? When is it appropriate to organize a recall election?
Joshua Spivak, @recallelections, gives us the big picture; then listen to Michael Borke, who is leading the effort to recall three city councilors in Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 6:48).
This program was recorded on Nov. 3, 2023.
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2023-11-0753 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDangers to JournalismAttacks on journalists are attacks on democracy because the First Amendment protects the freedom of the press. In this City Club of Eugene program, three journalists explain what journalists are facing while reporting stories.
Peter Laufer is a journalist, journalism professor and author; Micah Loewinger is a reporter for WNYC's On The Media; and Camilla Mortensen is the editor of Eugene Weekly.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 9:31).
This program was recorded on Oct. 27, 2023.
2023-11-0354 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastArts & Music EducationIn Eugene, we have twice as many cultural activities than is typical for a city of our size. Still, we struggle to provide arts education and opportunities for our children. Ben Minnis, arts education program coordinator for Lane Arts Council, and Katy Vizdal, education and community engagement director for the Eugene Symphony, discuss the issues with Stacey Ray, executive director of Lane Arts Council.
Read a report about the economic impact of arts and culture in Eugene.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :29).
This program was r...
2023-10-3055 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastOutdoors: Good for You, Good for the EconomyBeing outdoors is good for people and good for our economy. In this episode, City Club of Eugene looks at the positive impacts of Oregon's abundant nature.
Speakers include Daniella Crowder, owner and director of Mountain Bike Oregon; Ben Hansen, University of Oregon economics professor and outdoor enthusiast; Ariel Lissman, executive director of Eugene Parks Foundation; and Jared Tarr, volunteer and intern coordinator, Friends of Buford Park and Mt. Pisgah.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 5:30).
This program was recorded on Oct. 13, 2023.
2023-10-1654 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCivil Liberties in a Blue StateOregon is a so-called blue state, but does that mean residents don't have to worry about their civil liberties? City Club of Eugene asked three speakers to share their observations: Garrett Epps, professor of practice at the University of Oregon School of Law; Bethany Grace Howe, communications consultant and communications specialist for the Oregon Department of Human Services, plus Transhealth Data Collective and Transwers; Angela Ocana, acting director of the Eugene Public Library.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 4:04).
This program was recorded on Sept. 29, 2023.
2023-10-0453 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastManufacturingCity Club of Eugene explored the state of manufacturing in Lane County with three speakers: Chris Dawson, CEO of Arcimoto; Courtney Griesel, Oregon community relations manager for Sierra Pacific Industries; and Avril Watt, general manager of Astec.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 7:13).
This program was recorded on Sept. 22, 2023.
2023-10-0153 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastThrough the Eyes of A Child: Race, Culture, Ethnicity"I do progressive work with children and remedial work with adults."
How do race, culture and ethnicity influence us, whether it is our own history or how we view others? Dr. Johnny Lake, diversity and equity administrator for 4J School District, uses his own experiences and those of the children he works with, to help us understand where we are and where we are going. He says, "I do progressive work with children and remedial work with adults."
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 1:30).
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2023-09-2854 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastFoster CareCity Club of Eugene examines the state of foster care in Lane County during a time when the number of foster parent homes has decreased and child mental health issues have increased.
Speakers include Kendra Jones, executive director of CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Lane County; Judge Valeri Love, Lane County Circuit Court; and Chuck Nyby, program manager of the Child Welfare Division of the Oregon Department of Human Services.
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 2:56).
This program was recorded on Sept. 15, 2023.
2023-09-2553 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastThe Future of Civil RightsSixty years ago, African Americans and allies marched on Washington DC for jobs and freedom. They made a difference, but has the progress continued?
Listen to the perspectives of University of Oregon Prof. David Frank and President of the Eugene-Springfield NAACP Chapter/City Club of Eugene board member Miles Pendleton. You can watch James Blue's award-winning documentary on the March, too (begins at about 9:40).
Watch the entire episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on July 21, 2023.
2023-07-2756 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastWhat Did the 2023 Oregon Legislature Accomplish?With adjournment of the Oregon Legislature, City Club of Eugene invited two locally elected representatives to review what lawmakers accomplished - or didn't. Listen to Rep. Charlie Conrad (R) and Rep. Julie Fahey (D) give their perspectives on the recent session.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 2:51).
This program was recorded on July 14, 2023.
2023-07-2055 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastProtecting Children OnlineA child's online experience should be uneventful, but predators are waiting. In this City Club of Eugene program, learn more about how to protect children when they are on the internet. Resources include the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, and Netsmartz
Speakers include Ryan Dwyer, supervisory special agent for the FBI; Carrie Skinner, director of safety for 4J School District; and Sarah Stewart, executive director of KidsFIRST.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 1:38).
This program was recorded on July 7, 2023.
2023-07-1254 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastCity Manager Sarah MedaryFaced with a $15 million budget shortfall for 2023-24, Eugene City Manager Sarah Medary balanced people's needs with fiscal needs. Listen to this episode to learn more about what guides her decisions as well as Q&A on other city issues.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at 3:32).
This program was recorded on June 23, 2023.
2023-06-2954 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRental Housing & Tenant ProtectionsOn June 26, the City of Eugene will hear views on proposed Phase 2 tenant protections, which is why City Club of Eugene hosted representatives of renters and owners for a debate. UO economics professor Tim Duy provided background and context; Tim Morris, executive director of the Springfield-Eugene Tenant Association and Tia Politi, executive director of the Rental Housing Association of Lane County/Oregon Rental Housing Association, gave their perspectives on the proposed rules. Chris Lehman from KLCC radio moderated the debate.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at :17).
This program was rec...
2023-06-2154 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastBack to Basics: Engaging in Conversation in a Diverse, Polarized AmericaCan we talk? Even if we disagree? In this City Club of Eugene podcast episode, listen to people with experience in encouraging civil discussions as they offer ideas for conversations with those with different opinions.
Our speakers include Luke Grossmiller and Grant Johnson with Braver Angels; Dr. Vipul Lakhani with the Bahai's Meaningful Conversations Eugene; and hannah white with the University of Oregon's Holden Center.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on June 2, 2023.
2023-06-0754 minThe City Club of Eugene Podcast2023 Turtle AwardsAt its May 19, 2023 meeting, City Club of Eugene added three new Turtle Award winners to its roster: Dr. Johnny Lake, Brian Obie and Bev Smith. In addition, Lawanda Joyce Manning was posthumously awarded the Order of the Turtle.
Learn more about the accomplishments of the honorees - and how they stuck their necks out - in this podcast episode. Read the entire list of Turtle Award honorees since 1991!
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on May 19, 2023.
2023-05-2347 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDr. Bulger, Lane Community CollegeDr. Stephanie Bulger, the eighth president of Lane Community College, joined the college in 2022. She spoke to City Club of Eugene's audience about the college's enrollment, fiscal responsibilities and institutional culture, and the current bond-financed work being done. She also answered questions.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 6:30).
This program was recorded on May 12, 2023.
2023-05-1752 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastWildlife Conservation, Habitat PreservationOregon's changing ecosystems provide opportunities and challenges for wildlife conservation, habitat preservation and animal welfare. City Club of Eugene asked three speakers to describe their work, including Kit Lacey, Cascades Raptor Center; Joe Moll, McKenzie River Trust; and Jon Nelson, High Desert Museum.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 4:40).
This program was recorded on May 5, 2023.
2023-05-1154 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastMayor Vinis: Addressing Climate Change LocallyMayor Lucy Vinis updates City Club of Eugene on actions the city is taking to address climate change. She discusses implementing the 2020 Climate Action Plan 2.0, aligning the city's priorities with the state's, opportunities available through the federal Inflation Reduction Act, and the ballot measure that proposes to stop city attempts to discourage use of fossil fuels.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 3:18).
This program was recorded on April 28, 2023.
2023-05-0552 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastLTD’s New ManagerJameson T. Auten is Lane Transit District's new general manager and CEO. He spoke at the April 21, 2023 City Club of Eugene program about the challenges and opportunities for LTD.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 2:35).
This program was recorded on April 21, 2023.
2023-04-2453 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRenewal of Lane County Levy for Jail and Youth ServicesShould Lane County voters renew the levy that has funded additional jail beds and youth services? In this episode of City Club of Eugene's podcast, Sheriff Cliff Harrold speaks in favor of Measure 20-340; Jacob Trewe, representing Healing Not Handcuffs, speaks against it.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 2:22).
This program was recorded on April 14, 2023.
2023-04-1952 minThe City Club of Eugene Podcast4J Board CandidatesAll eight candidates for the 4J School Board were present at the April 7, 2023 City Club of Eugene forum. In this podcast episode, you'll hear their responses to questions from moderator Tiffany Eckert of KLCC-FM.
Speakers include Michael Bratland, Tom DiLiberto, Rick Hamilton, Grant Johnson, Jenny Jonak, Gordon Lafer, Morgan Monroe and Timothy Sutherland.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 4:50).
This program was recorded on April 7, 2023.
2023-04-1252 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGardening: Schools, Community, Science and FoodScience that's good enough to eat? It's happening in community and school gardens! Hear about the interplay between food, science, learning and community in this City Club of Eugene podcast episode.
Speakers include Mindy Bell, School Garden Project; Merry Bradley, Grassroots Garden; and Gatlin Fasone Alshuyukh, Huerto de la Familia.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 50 seconds).
This program was recorded on March 31, 2023.
2023-04-0551 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastWard 7 CandidatesIn this episode, we hear from two of the three candidates who would like to become Ward 7's next Eugene city councilor.
Lyndsie Leech is the interim Ward 7 councilor; Barbie Walker is running for the position.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 3:45; sound improves at about 9 minutes).
This program was recorded on March 24, 2023.
2023-03-2953 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGuilty Until Proven Innocent: The Oregon Innocence ProjectEach year, some people are imprisoned for crimes they did not commit. The Oregon Innocence Project reviews prisoners' cases and advocates for release when the evidence shows a miscarriage of justice.
In this City Club of Eugene program, speakers address the criteria and process used in these cases. Lisa Christon is a volunteer with OIP; Kenneth Kreuscher is its managing attorney.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 5:45).
This program was recorded on March 17, 2023.
2023-03-2351 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastAntisemitism and How to Fight ItAntisemitic acts and speech are becoming more overt. What can be done? In this program, two rabbis and an FBI agent provide historical and current perspectives, plus actions to counter hatred.
Speakers include Supervisory Special Agent Ryan Dwyer, Rabbi Meir Goldstein, and Rabbi Yitzhak Husbands-Hankin.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel (starts at about 2 minutes).
This program was recorded on March 10, 2023.
2023-03-1451 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastUO UndergraduatesUndergraduate researchers at the University of Oregon tell City Club of Eugene attendees about neuronal development in the optic lobes of fruit flies, human-landscape relationships in the Nisqually watershed, and missing or murdered Indigenous and Black women.
Speakers include Jess Gladis, Feruza Legass, and Tyler Ramos.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on March 3, 2023.
2023-03-1054 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastRep. Val HoyleOregon's 4th District has a new representative, Congresswoman Val Hoyle, who describes her first weeks in office to City Club of Eugene's audience and answers questions.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was recorded on Feb. 24, 2023.
2023-03-0152 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastHow the Pandemic Made Schools BetterThree Eugene-Springfield area superintendents explained to City Club of Eugene how the pandemic exposed gaps in their educational systems and how the districts are using new strategies to improve their students' experiences.
Speakers include Andy Dey, 4J School District; Todd Hamilton, Springfield School District; and Kraig Sproles, Bethel School District.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was held on Feb. 10, 2023.
2023-02-1954 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastMillennialsMillennials belong to the largest population group. As they assume more and more leadership roles, what are their hopes and how are they influenced by what they have experienced?
City Club of Eugene talks to two millennials: Lyndsie Leach, executive director of Well Mama and newly appointed to the Eugene City Council; and Alyssa Powell, content marketing strategist at Oregon Community Credit Union.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was held on Feb. 3, 2023.
2023-02-0952 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastDowntown Eugene: An Update on DevelopmentDowntown Eugene has seen its (literal) ups and downs. What's the best way to build on our current momentum? What do residents want to experience when they come downtown? This City Club of Eugene podcast episode provides updates from retired city planner Nan Laurence and current downtown manager Eric Brown.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
This program was held on Jan. 27, 2023.
2023-02-0151 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastEWEB’s Plan to Meet Future Electricity NeedsWhat's the forecast for Eugene's electricity needs? In this City Club of Eugene podcast episode, we're joined by Eugene Water and Electric Board's general manager, Frank Lawson, who explains the public utility's development of an integrated resource plan. It will guide EWEB's decisions about how to meet our electrical needs over the next 20 years.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
(This program was held on January 20, 2023)
2023-01-2854 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastEugene Weekly and Local JournalismHow is Eugene's alt-weekly doing after 40 years of publication? What's the health of local journalism? What's the future of journalism? Why does it matter?
In this episode of City Club of Eugene's podcast, we hear from Ella Hutcherson, managing editor of Ethos magazine and a University of Oregon senior; Camilla Mortensen, editor-in-chief of Eugene Weekly; and Brent Walth, assistant professor at the School of Journalism and Communication at the University of Oregon.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
(This program was held on January 6, 2023)
2023-01-2450 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastGifts to the City 2022If you had a magic wand and could give any gift to Eugene, what would it be?
Ten gift givers plus an emcee waved their wands at our annual Gifts to the City program, and the results were fun, inspiring, touching and entertaining! Givers included Amelia Abel, Drs. Leah and Rena Dunbar, Sarai Johnson, Matt McRae, Ana Quintero-Arias, Kyle Rodriguez-Hudson, Queen Sativa Slugworth (aka Alyssa Buttons-Garten), Matt Springer, Ian Winbrock and emcee Dan Bryant.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
(This episode was broadcast on December 16, 2022)
2022-12-2054 minThe City Club of Eugene PodcastBallmer InstituteThe University of Oregon is establishing the Ballmer Institute for Children's Behavioral Health. The goal is to improve the behavioral health and wellness of Oregon's children. A new profession, child behavioral health specialist, will grow from the Institute.
Our speaker is Ruth Ellingsen, PhD, a Licensed Psychologist and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Oregon, where she serves as the Director of the UO Psychology Clinic and teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in psychology. She serves on the Ballmer Institute's Leadership Council.
Watch this episode, including slides, on City Club of Eugene's YouTube channel.
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