The latest installment of Living Culture features a highlight reel of our first 77 episodes, plus one of our all-time favorite segments with chef Steve Morton. We've interviewed dozens of guests over the years, from ranchers and chefs in the Willamette Valley to potato growers in the Klamath Basin, and many others in between. Please visit our Guests page to see segments and printed interviews with all of our guests.
Here's a sneak peek at Episode 77:
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