Kip S.
Progress Portland
The Progress Portland podcast is a team of locals talking to candidates for office, elected officials, and subject matter experts on issues centering critical challenges and exploring solutions and visions for a more livable, safe, and equitable Portland Oregon. We go in-depth to learn not only details but also the person we're talking to. Please visit our web site at https://progressportland.org to learn more.
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Episode 3: Angelita Morillo, District 3 candidate 27.09.2023 47:04
"Housing is public health and public safety, adequate investment in mental health, adequate investment in drug treatment is public safety." Angelita Morillo has been appealing to the younger voters for the last couple of years with her TikTok videos exposing the inner workings of City Hall. Now she's running for City Council to represent the Southeast. Kip and Tim talk to Angelita about what she l...
Episode 2: Stephanie Routh, District 1 candidate 11.09.2023 44:24
Kip and Tim had a great time talking with Steph Routh, City Council candidate for District 1. We talk about what makes the East Side different, building consensus when things are contentious, and, of course, housing and houselessness.
Episode 1: We’re Just Getting Started 01.08.2023 23:00
Hey everyone, thanks for downloading our first episode! This is just a brief ep introducing your hosts Kip Silverman and Tim Halbur. Kip and Tim talk about their hopes for Portland and their backgrounds advocating for progressive ideals. Future episodes will feature intelligent, thoughtful guests who are helping make Portland a better place, and soon we'll be talking to all the wonderful, diverse...
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