Lauri Dahl, owner of Tite Knot in Redmond, tells Harrison about what goes into opening multiple locations in just a few months, and how their opening in the middle of COVID fortified their business.
Secret Central Oregon with Kelly Cannon-Miller and Joshua Savage
On this premiere segment of Secret Central Oregon, Kelly Cannon-Miller, Executive Director of the Deschutes Historical Museum, and Joshua Savage, author of Secret Bend, join us to talk about the history of KPOV's own building.
Indivisible Redmond
Steve Thorp from the Media Team of Indivisible Redmond Talks to us about the NoKings3 events, the independance (or lack thereof) of local mediia, and how we can get involved.
Why Hospice of Redmond is now called ClearPath Healthcare
Louise and Harrison interview Lauren Lebien, from ClearPath Healthcare, which was formerly called Hospice of Redmond. They discuss the rebrand and following transition, as well as the new services being offered that extend past palliative care.
Black History Musings with Clifford Evelyn
Clifford Evelyn, Redmond City Councilor, talks about being a Black individual in Central Oregon, and the racism he has experienced.
Jen Laverdure with Redmond Indivisible
Jen Laverdure from Redmond Indivisible talks to the Wednesday Point hosts about the organization's activities protesting the Trump administration's policies.
St. Charles Foundation Programs and Plans with Bill Kuhn and Jenny O'Brien
Bill Kuhn, Board President, and Jenny O'Brien, Executive Director of St. Charles Foundation, give updates on the many programs and facility improvements being carried out by St. Charles Foundation to help improve the St. Charles Health System in Central Oregon.
Updates on Redmond with City Manager Keith Witcosky
Redmond City Manager Keith Witcosky shares updates and upcoming events and changes in Redmond.
Conversations with U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden
Host Louise Kaplan explores current events facing Oregon and the nation with Senator Jeff Merkley and Senator Ron Wyden, who share their thoughts about foreign, national and state concerns including health care, increased living costs, and Presidential power.
Camp Fire Central Oregon with Kecia Kubota
Kecia Kubota, Executive Director of Camp Fire Central Oregon, shares about their programs for children, youth and teens. MLK Day of Service activities are also shared.
COCC's Scholarship Program and Madras Expansion with Zak Boone
Zak Boone shares information about COCC's scholarship program, being awarded since 1955. He also shares about the Madras COCC expansion.
Launching of the Regional Business Alliance in Central Oregon
This episode is a conversation with Sarah Odendahl, CEO of the Bend Chamber of Commerce, and Jennifer Stephens, Program Manager, about the launching of the Regional Business Alliance in Central Oregon. They discussed efforts to support and enhance local businesses as well as the local economy by working together and supporting primary issues facing the area including workforce development, housing, and employment.
PetsForward and the Story of Pumpkin
Jill Peterson tells us about PetsForward, a non-profit helping people who are having difficulty affording veterinary care. She shares a personal story from a recipient of their help, Amanda, who is the Pet Parent of Pumpkin, a cat that was shot by a pastor and lost both of his eyes.
Redmond School District implements the Science of Reading
Stephanie Wilcox and Jen Lee talk about how The Science of Reading has been implemented in the Redmond School District, and the resulting impact on the students, their families and the RSD staff.
The Civics Learning Project of Oregon with Amy Sabbadini
The Central Oregon Civics Learning Project offers programs to students and teachers and teaches the value of civics to sustain democracy in our country and state. By learning ways to participate in the democratic process, students learn the value of civics in governing and policy making. More information at civicslearning.org.
Central Oregon Disabilities Support Network with Dianna Hansen
Dianna Hansen, Founder and Executive Director of the Central Oregon Disabilities Support Network, talks about the origin of the organization, services provided, avenues to access services, funding, and the wide range of community and national supporters.
Council on Aging - Serving Seniors in Central Oregon
This conversation with Executive Director Cassie Regimbal and Caring Connections Program Manager Jamie Lacore from the Council on Aging has a focus of caring for seniors in Central Oregon. Their goal is to keep seniors in our community safe, fed and connected. Those needing help with food, counseling, pet care, connection, and other challenges can be served by the Council on Aging. The contact number is (541) 678-5483. The web site is councilonaging.org.
Stephen A. Forrester on "Richard Neuberger: Oregon Politics and the Making of a US Senator"
Stephen Forrester discusses his book about Richard Neuberger, a consequential but often-forgotten figure in Oregon political history.
Around the Bend Farms Programs with Ben Marsh and Josh Lesco
Ben Marsh, Co-founder and CEO, and Josh Lesco, Lead Farm Manager, of Around the Bend Farms, share about the development of ABF an the programs they have developed to help alleviate food insecurity in Central Oregon and particularly at Warm Springs.
Dusty and Stacia --- Not'cho Grandma's Bingo and the YouNI Movement
Dusty and Stacia talk about the work they do to support nonprofits in the community. They also openly share their personal stories of self-exploration of who they want to be in this world and how they connect with each other and others. They have also started a movement...YOUNI...to create opportunities where "we all can show up authentically and feel safe, celebrated and supported and experience JOY!" Information available at younimovement.com.