Behind The Barrels

• It's Clay Day!

  Environmental Specialist, Brittany Muncy does more than just work with dirt, she plays with it too! Pottery is her past time, and we were all too excited to hear about what she's got heating up in the kiln. Do you want to tell us your story on a future episode? Do you have questions, comments or want to request a transcript of this episode? Email us at [email protected]

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• Here's what's cooking at the Central Office cafe!

  This month's episode is so figgin' good! After months of pop up restaurants and food trucks, Central Office finally has a new, permanent resident in our cafeteria. Bleu & Fig opened at ODOT in April of 2023 and we sit down with owner, Chef Brooke to find out what it takes to make it in the food industry as a woman-owned small business! Find out more about Bleu & Fig by visiting the lower level cafeteria or by going to www.bleuandfig.com. Do you want to tell us your story on a future episode? Do you have questions, comments or want to request a transcript of this episode? Email us at [email protected]

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• The Buzz on Beekeeping

  This month we headed to district 12 to speak to Todd Dykes and Brent Kovacks. These guys were the bees knees when it came to talking about their passion for beekeeping and were just sweet as honey to spend so much time with us, sharing their stories. Do you want to tell us your story on a future episode? Do you have questions, comments or want to request a transcript of this episode? Email us at [email protected]

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• A Country Girl Can Rock!

  This month we talk to aspiring singer and songwriter, Jen Spriggs from the Office of Statewide Planning and Research. Jen is on a journey to become an independent recording artist, while also learning the guitar. Do you want to tell us your story on a future episode? Do you have questions, comments or want to request a transcript of this episode? Email us at [email protected] 

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• No Wrong Way to Write

  A family game that was born out of a love of music and sports was the inspiration for the book, "The Bracket". The author of that book is District 10's Eric Reed. Hit play and listen to his story and maybe you'll be inspired to do something you never thought you would do before. Do you want to tell us your story on a future episode? Do you have questions, comments or want to request a transcript of this episode? Email us at [email protected] 

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