Claire Wiley

Savvy songstress Savannah Pope comes to the KPCW studio. We talk childhood challenges, her fierce and feminine musical style and a new album set for release next year.

Matteo Bocelli makes a stop at The Local View on his way through town. We chat about everything from his first performance, his acrobatic vocals and how he spends his days when he's not behind the mic.

Local birder Nate Brown walks us through this year’s local Christmas bird count. Then, Beth Tobin discusses her latest book, "Loving Insects," which details the work of early American artist, naturalist and specimen hunter John Abbott. And award-winning science journalist Judith Schwartz talks about her book, "The Reindeer Chronicles - and Other Inspiring Stories of Working with Nature to Heal the Earth."

A new book by author and professor Beth Tobin sheds light on American artist, naturalist and specimen hunter, John Abbott. The book is titled, "Loving Insects" and it serves as a reminder of how Abbott's contributions shaped modern science.

Local birder Nate Brown walks us through this year’s local Christmas bird count.

Singer-songwriter Meredith Moon stops by KPCW's The Local View for a live performance and to chat about her musical roots, her recently released album and what the future holds.

Environmental journalist Tara Lohan speaks about her new book, "Undammed: Freeing Rivers and Bringing Communities to Life."Then, world-renowned wildlife biologist Diane Boyd has spent our decades studying and advocating for wolves in the wilds of Montana near Glacier National Park.

From world-renowned wildlife biologist to award-winning writer, Diane Boyd has poured her four decade long work of studying wolves into a new book titled, "A Woman Among Wolves." The book recently received the National Outdoor Book Award and the High Plains International Book Award.

Environmental journalist, Tara Lohan has just released a new book titled, “Undammed: Freeing Rivers and Bringing Communities to Life,” The book details the benefits of dam removal from river restoration to water quality improvement, which in turn has a multitude of affects, including the increase of fish populations that can feed people and restore rights for Native American Tribes.

Anders Osborne shares his story with The Local View during his daily ritual.