Bridget Albert, Program & Volunteer Coordinator at 350 Deschutes, shares information about a petition they are sponsoring to Electrify Bend and achieve a 40% decrease in fossil fuels emissions by 2030.
Cyber Security and Cyber Fraud with Matthew Canham
Matthew Canham, former FBI special agent, cybersecurity expert, CEO and co-founder of Khonsoo IO, discusses ways to protect yourself and your information from cyber-criminals.
Exploring Emotions Anonymous
A member of Emotions Anonymous, who chooses to remain anonymous himself, talks about the history, focus and purpose of the group.
Dale Pilon On The Ice Part 2
Dale Pilon of the World Traveling “Old Timers” Ice Hockey team returns to The Point Friday to talk with local ice hockey enthusiast Erik Paulsen about his fun and interesting experiences traveling to Finland and Sweden to play ice hockey across the world.
Gardening in the High Desert with Amy Jo Detweiler on the OSU Extension Connection
Amy Jo Detweiler, Professor and Community Horticulturist for the OSU Extension, manages the OSU Master Gardener program, including education for “Green Industry” professionals. Professor Detweiler provides outreach and education for backyard gardeners focusing on sustainable gardening practices, water-wise gardening, fire-wise landscaping, and backyard food production in the topic of today's show "Gardening in the High Desert."
COVID Impact on Redmond Schools with Superintendent Charan Cline
Redmond School District Superintendent Charan Cline gives an update to Louise and Mary Ann on what has happened within the school district during the COVID pandemic, how the situation progressed and what is happening at this time.
Helping Bees with Jen Sawyer of Go Hive Yourself
Jen Sawyer, Owner of Go Hive Yourself, Monday, talks about utilizing native plants and environmental awareness to help bees and other insects flourish in Central Oregon.
Morgan Schmidt, Candidate for Deschutes County Commissioner #3
Pastor Morgan Schmidt, Candidate for Deschutes County Commissioner, talked to us before the May 17 primary. She sees her role as an elected official as loving her neighbors effectively. Hear about her approach to serving in political office.
The Environmental Center's Community Innovation Fund with Udara (Abeysekera) Bickett
Udara (Abeysekera) Bickett, Rethink Waste Program Manager, tells us about the Community Innovation Fund, a grant program for anyone who wants to reduce waste in their community. Individuals, groups, and businesses can apply for funding for projects that focus on waste reduction projects in the $500-$2,000 range. Udara talks about how to apply for the program and gives Gillian some recycling/marriage advice.
Around the Bend Farms
Benjamin Marsh, Chris Fasan, and Russell Simpson, Around the Bend Farms share about their progress in developing the hydroponic farm they have set up for The Giving Plate in Bend and about the Grownology delivery system.
Denise LaBuda, Director of Communications for the Council on Aging
Every May we celebrate the contributions of Older Americans and their time and wisdom to make our communities stronger, more informed, and better connected. They are our loved ones, friends, mentors, essential workers, volunteers, and neighbors. We celebrate their achievements and recommit to providing our elders with the support and services they need to thrive and age with dignity. The 2022 theme is Age My Way, an opportunity for all of us to explore the many ways older adults can remain in and be involved with their communities.
Under The Penumbra of Rights with Josie Stanfield
KPOV Board Member, founder of Central Oregon Diversity Project and Community Organizer Josie Stanfield talks with host Bruce Morris about the right to privacy found to exist in the United States Constitution and what the Supreme Court described as a "penumbra" of rights emanating from the Bill of Rights.
They discussed the recent draft overturning of Roe V. Wade. From there, the discussion moved to the other rights, such as the right to use contraception, same-sex marriage, marriage among different races, and more that are also based on the right to privacy and therefore at risk.
What rights are under the penumbra and what could be lost after Roe is overturned as expected?
Dogtown USA Canicross Dog and Jog with Bruce Stegmaier
Bruce Stegmaier, owner of Alpine Outfitters, shares about the first annual Dogtown USA Canicross Dog and Jog at the Redmond Fairgrounds on May 28th sponsored by Alpine Outfitters and Oregon Trail of Dreams Sled Dog Rides.
Food Hero with Katie Ahern on the OSU Extension Connection
Katie Ahern, Family & Community Health/SNAP-Education for OSU Extension Service, tells us about the Food Hero website and publication. Food Hero is your go-to site for quick, tasty, healthy recipes and helpful tips. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you'll find something new for your family to enjoy.
New Jericho Road of Redmond Shower Truck with Don Senecal
Don Senecal from Jericho Road of Redmond talks about their new shower trailer and a point-in-time count of unhoused individuals.
Don Senecal from Jericho Road of Redmond
Don Senecal from Jericho Road of Redmond was Carolyn's guest on The Point to talk about their new shower trailer and a point-in-time count of houseless individuals.
Chris Mehner from Cascades Theatrical Company
Chris Mehner, Board President for Cascades Theatrical Company, was Carolyn's guest on The Point to talk about CTC, her involvement, and the Teen Classes starting on April 11 through mid-May.
Dale Pilon on the Ice
Whether you like ice hockey or not, you’ll enjoy this great story Dale tells of growing up on the ice and his interesting and often too funny experiences of being the 15-year-old “big guy” on the adult men’s team. From playing his first games at seven years old to recently putting together his Old Timers League of men over 60 and from multiple countries who prepare to travel to Sweden and Finland to play in international matches. Stay tuned for Dale Pilon’s follow-up show soon after returning from their world travel games.
Sally Compton, Executive Director of Think Wild
Sally Compton, Executive Director of Think Wild, talks about "Wild Wonders" summer camps for elementary-aged children in Deschutes and Jefferson Counties beginning in June.
Think Wild Summer Camps with Sally Compton
Sally Compton, Executive Director of Think Wild, was Carolyn's guest on The Point on to talk about "Wild Wonders" summer camps for elementary-aged children in Deschutes and Jefferson Counties beginning in June.