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08/30/2025

WWU Schedule Sept 1st - 5th

Mon: Happy Labor Day! Hear how City of Salem employees serve residents with AFSCME Local 2067 President Steve Hall. Then, a labor history in Oregon from the Pacific Northwest Labor History Association.

Tue: Elephant in the Room talks with the Willamette River Preservation Trust about their mission to acquire remnants of intact ecosystems along the Willamette River for preservation. Plus, Salem City Club’s fall line up of programs; and Salem History Moment with a back-to-school story.

Wed: Keeping Oregon Oregon explores farm & forest land preservation with Nellie McAdams, fifth generation hazelnut farmer, executive director of Oregon Agricultural Trust, and board Chair of 1000 Friends of Oregon. Then, hear the story of Helping Hands, a social service agency serving Salem residents since the late 1960s.

Thu: NEW SHOW! Willamette Block Party is where Black culture, business, and community come alive in the Willamette Valley. Hosts Xavier Hudson, Allie Saunders, and Ray White center Black voices, highlight local leaders, and spotlight stories and events shaping the future. Then, meet Amanda Stevens, a farmer in the mid-Willamette Valley, to learn the joys and challenges of growing food.

Fri: State Rep. Tom Andersen will review what happened, and didn't, at the special session focused on funding the Oregon Department of Transportation.

08/29/2025

The Now and Then radio show begins tonight at 8 PM Pacific. For 14 years we have been bringing the heat with mostly new releases and a few old ones. This week new rock tunes from Crowne, Barnabas Sky, Styx, Ricky Warwick, Red Voodoo and Joe Bonamassa. We will debut the new Cheap Trick single as they are rocking the Oregon State Fair tonight!! Jump in the pool with us and enjoy the long weekend! Eric

Next week: Bumblefoot will be our special guest!

08/28/2025

The second half of this program...

The Forum: Fri Aug 29 at noon & Sun Aug 31 at 8am.

The Oregon Health Forum explores "Battling Health Inequities: Responding Locally Amid Federal Changes". Community advocates and researchers examine the state of health disparities in Oregon, sharing insights on successes and gaps, and considering possible solutions amid an evolving landscape. This episode is part two. This event happened March 5, 2025.

KMUZ thanks the Oregon Health Forum for sharing this content. Learn more at oregonhealthforum.org

08/27/2025

A Pre-Labor Day Salute to Workers. 8am Thursday.

Thursday on Willamette Wake Up : Holla for Labor talks with Graham Trainor, president of the Orgeon AFL-CIO, on the rising interest in workers unionizing and how labor is pushing back against federal initiatives from the Trump administration. Plus, Bob Rossi, local labor historian, talks about two books on labor history. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

08/26/2025

Coming up Wed at 8am. Third episode of Neuro Emergent.

Wednesday on Willamette Wake Up : Neuro Emergent explores the science of neurodiversity with Leah Blankenship, founder of the Neurodiversity Alliance at the University of Oregon. They discuss the science of neurodiversity and the challenges of building an organization for neurodivergent people. Plus, an update on Radio Poder, the Spanish/Indigenous language radio station out of Woodburn. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

08/25/2025

Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.

Tuesday on Willamette Wake Up : Expungement helps Oregonians move past arrests or convictions in this state by erasing their records. Marion County recently opened a monthly expungement clinic to help people navigate the process. Chris Symeonides and Heather Enderle, with the Public Defenders of Marion County, discuss the expungement process and how the clinics work. Plus, tips on recycling. Then Salem History Moment highlights the Oregon State Fair. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

08/25/2025

Monday morning at 8 o,clock.

Monday on Willamette Wake Up : Demobrats host Chris Hoy talks with Jimmy Jones, Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency, about how Marion & Polk Counties rose to the challenge of addressing homelessness in the last 7 years, and how current federal initiatives and changing political winds may affect the work in the future. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

08/24/2025

WWU Schedule Aug 25th - 29th

Mon: Demobrats host Chris Hoy talks with Jimmy Jones, Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency, about how Marion & Polk Counties rose to the challenge of addressing homelessness in the last 7 years, and how current federal initiatives and changing political winds may affect the work in the future.

Tue: Expungement helps Oregonians move past arrests or convictions in this state by erasing their records. Marion County recently opened a monthly expungement clinic to help people navigate the process. Chris Symeonides and Heather Enderle, with the Public Defenders of Marion County, discuss the expungement process and how the clinics work. Plus, tips on recycling. Then Salem History Moment highlights the Oregon State Fair.

Wed: Neuro Emergent explores the science of neurodiversity with Leah Blankenship, founder of the Neurodiversity Alliance at the University of Oregon. They discuss the science of neurodiversity and the challenges of building an organization for neurodivergent people. Plus, an update on Radio Poder, the Spanish/Indigenous language radio station out of Woodburn.

Thu: Holla for Labor talks with Graham Trainor, president of the Orgeon AFL-CIO, on the rising interest in workers unionizing and how labor is pushing back against federal initiatives from the Trump administration. Plus, Bob Rossi, local labor historian, talks about two books on labor history.

Fri: Strong Towns, curated by Ken Adams, showcases how cities are doing things right and wrong to ensure safety and sustainability.

08/22/2025

Friday morning at 8 o'clock.

Friday on Willamette Wake Up : Salem Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) share how they seek to empower workers across Salem and across the Willamette Valley. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time

08/21/2025

Live in the studio today. Dj Marc with Americana Alley - KMUZ 100.7fm / 88.5fm Americana Alley Show.

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08/20/2025

Thursday morning at 8 o'clock!

Thursday on Willamette Wake Up : Braver Angels talks with Rachel Weinstein about her journey into "bridging" the political divide through the Braver Angels organization. Find out how she, raised in a "blue" community, is engaging with people from "red" communities, and what she's learned about how we create wedges through language and misinformation. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

08/20/2025

Wed morning at 8 o'clock - from farmers markets to kids w/disabilities.

Wednesday on Willamette Wake Up : Conservation Spotlight talks with Nikita Vincent and Erubiel Valladares, about the Cultural Harvest Collective and the Mid-Willamette BIPOC Farmers Co-Op. Then, hear how school districts manage students with disabilities through shortened school days. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.