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KLCC is hiring! We are seeking an early-career journalist for our KLCC Public Radio Foundation Journalism Fellow. This is a chance for you to hone your journalism skills, while working in a dynamic local newsroom in Eugene, Oregon. The special emphasis of this position is to further KLCC’s commitment to identifying and reporting on topics associated with equity, diversity and inclusion, including race, access, class differences and culture. Fellows will acquire a greater understanding of public radio and extensive experience as a broadcast and digital journalist.? Under the guidance of award-winning journalists, the Fellow will produce news reports and features using a lens of diversity, equity and inclusion. They will report on areas such as education, arts, healthcare, government and the environment. More details at: https://lnkd.in/gkGGZ7VV

KLCC is celebrating educators of all kinds with our new series, Inspiring Minds, hosted by Love Cross. We're putting the spotlight on those who go above and beyond. Our first installment highlights the educational work of Emma Garner, the Education Program Manager from the Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council. Emma was nominated by Ryan Collay. The full segment is available at KLCC.org.

Thank you!! All of us at KLCC are grateful for our wonderful members. We enjoyed hearing from so many of you during the Fall Member Fest, and we appreciate your generous support. Members power EVERYTHING at KLCC! Whether it's the electricity in our studios, the NPR programs you hear each day, and even our ability to put KLCC reporters on site to cover important local events - YOU make it happen. Thank you for keeping this local resource strong and reliable for Oregonians.

This week is KLCC's Fall Member Fest, and we are enjoying hearing from all of our listeners and readers who are calling in to donate to KLCC in support of our local news reporting and programs. Thank you! We are also grateful to our KLCC board members who are sharing their time with us this week to answer phones and talk with members! Damian Radcliffe, KLCC Board Member and faculty member from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication is in "pledge central" this Saturday morning. This wonderful community support makes possible the conversations and reporting KLCC provides about issues that matter to Oregonians.

Lanelle Comstock is the new CEO of the Port of Coos Bay, and Melissa Cribbins is now the Executive Director of the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port (PCIP). To learn more about their work together to build the PCIP, Michael Dunne welcomed Lanelle and Melissa to KLCC's public affairs program, Oregon On The Record. Listen to their conversation at KLCC.org.

Some of the most beloved stories have been told both on the stage and on the screen. But what goes into bringing all story elements to life on those respective platforms? In the newest episode of Oregon Grapevine, host Barbara Dellenback speaks with Cynthia Whitcomb, an award-winning playwright and screenplay writer, about this very question. Cynthia was recognized in 2022 by Literary Arts with the Literary Legacy Award for her "outstanding, long-term support of Oregon’s literary community." Listen to their conversation at KLCC.org or your favorite podcast platform. https://lnkd.in/gpRBniZa

Thanks to Jane Bacchieri and Chanel Hason from the Elakha Alliance for speaking with Oregon On The Record host/producer about their efforts to reintroduce sea otters to the Oregon Coast. Listen on demand at KLCC.org.

Thank you to Wes Thelen from the Cascades Volcano Observatory for joining Michael on Oregon On The Record to provide insight into recent rumblings from Mount Saint Helens and information about the many volcanoes around the Pacific Northwest. Listen on demand at KLCC.org.

Congratulations to KLCC's Brian Bull on earning first place in the "Excellence in Beat Reporting" category for the Radio/Podcast, Professional Division of the Indigenous Media Awards. The Indigenous Journalists Association recognized Brian for his series of reports about legislation involving Native American tribes.

In the most recent episode of Oregon Grapevine, Barbara Dellenback chatted with Oregon-born actor Kelly AuCoin about his life as the child of a politician, his beginnings as a performer, and acting as a team sport. Listen at KLCC.org.