Anne Kim: Steve, tell us a little bit more about Oregon Public Broadcasting and about its history—which is more than 100 years old! It was at a time when public radio, or what we know now as public radio, was “educational radio,” and it was sprouting among land-grant universities primarily. I’m thinking of what happened around Asheville, North Carolina after the hurricane, and Blue Ridge Public Radio was there. Garrett Epps: What can ordinary listeners do beyond writing checks to try to help their local public radio organizations? The brand of public radio is not the same as NPR, but it’s been kind of mushed together.