Hey, L2G, thanks for the plug, but I do get the impression they are going beyond the usual drivel about "Skinner's Mudhole." 
 It's great that they went to the university's Special Collections Archive, one of the UO's excellent but little-known resources.  I'm especially impressed they are featuring  Wayne Morse, Bill Bowerman, and Oregon's great suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway. 
Duniway spent more than a little time in Eugene speaking on women's right to vote, and arguing with local editors.  She with famous for her strength, dignity, and literary and political skills rather than the flamboyant  tactics used by some suffragists elsewhere.  (Read "Yours For Liberty.")
Including Whalan, Pfieiffer and Kesey adds an interesting touch of diversity to represent the local scene.  Though  as Jaded notes,it's ironic we'll have to search CSPANN to find this  rather than having such quality  programming regularly  on our local media.