Gusto Women
by Kate Welch

Care giving is different with every scenario. Resources are often limited, especially help with the activities of daily living. Hilda Bengtson is a single mother of two young adult women. Dawn Cottrell is her friend. Together they have organized a caregiving circle to meet Hilda's needs as she proceeds through the stages of cancer. Their friendship began when they were both therapists and part of a team of mental health workers. Kate Welch talked with both women about their care giving relationship in this piece - a part of the Breast Cancer Radio Arts Project.
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The Nature of Vertigo
by Linda Diaz

What would it be like to be thrown into dizziness by the fluttering of leaves on a tree? Writer Linda Diaz in Eugene, OR describes how vertigo threw her landscape into a spin.
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Interact With Sue Schardt!
by Sue Schardt

In an industry which variously attracts creativity and intelligence, Sue Schardt deploys both in imaginative combinations and diverse applications. At a recent online chat at the Association of Independents in Radio, Independent Producer Geo Beach, along with members of AIR, interviewed Sue about her radio roots and what she sees for the future of public radio.
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