Let's Talk Portland

An interview with General Dan O'Hallaren, President, and Amy Maxwell, Executive Director, with the Oregon Military Museum Project about the museum and their fundraising efforts to support it.

An interview with Clair Roujol, addictions prevention coordinator at the Multnomah County Health Department and a spokesperson for Big Village about the work Big Village does in the community around education and prevention of drug and alcohol abuse among young people.

An interview with Stephanie Herman and Ashley Lema with the Wildlife Care Center at Portland Audubon about wild animal rehabilitation and how listeners can help protect wildlife from harm.

An interview with Karen Kraus, Executive Director of The Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon about the services the off including spay and neuter programs for feral cats, and about their upcoming fundraiser, The Furball.

An interview with Rebecca Brown, Director of Community Impact at Comcast Oregon/SW Washington about their charitable efforts with Comcast Essentials, Comcast Rise, and Comcast Lift Zones, all designed to help people with achieve digital equity.

An interview with Susannah Morgan, CEO of The Oregon Food Bank and Terry Boyd and Brian Shannon from KGON about the fundraiser KGON is doing for the Oregon Food Bank.

An interview with Martha Newsome, CEO of Medical Teams International, about the medical humanitarian work they do in developing countries around the world and here in the US.

An interview with Mike Reardon, Executive Director of the Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities of SW Washington about the work they do assisting people over 60, people with disabilities and their families through a comprehensive, coordinated system of home and community-based services.

An interview with Dr. Jenny Malcom, pediatrician with Metro Pediatrics about the Coronavirus and its effects on children.

An interview with Mark Hanken, COO of Special Olympics Oregon about how they support athletes with intellectual disabilities and about their largest fundraiser, the Polar Plunge.

An interview with Ken Brown with The Hope Project and Cristen Lincoln with Living Room Reality about the work they are doing to help raise help for the victims of the Holiday Farm Fire this past summer.

An interview with Lisa Hall, Market Manager with the Montavilla Farmer's Market, about supporting local farmers and businesses, their community involvement, and expanded winter market.

An interview with Nathan Harris, Director of Community Philanthropy at Oregon Food Bank, about the work they do to end food insecurity and how the community can help.

An interview with Bill Russell, Executive Director of Union Gospel Mission about how they plan to help the homeless and addicted through winter and the holiday season.

An interview with Kay Toran, CEO of Volunteers of America Oregon about the social services they provide, how the pandemic has effected their work, and how they teamed up with The Jordan Schnitzer Emergency Relief Fund to help those in Estacada and Molalla that have been displaced by the wildfires.

An interview with Carla Forsyth, a volunteer with Mom's Demand Action, an organization promoting gun safety with their Be SMART for Kids programs.

An interview with Doctor Lori Anderson of Metropolitan Pediatrics about the importance of getting a flu shot.

An interview with Scott Kerman, Executive Director of Blanchet House, an essential nonprofit in Old Town Portland, serving the homeless and food insecure community in Portland.

An interview with Jayson Carley, owner of Code Ninjas, about their education programs for kids who want to learn coding.

An interview with Amelia Bambam, Foster Care Training and Support Specialist with Maple Star about the work they do in therapeutic foster care, the training the provide to foster parents, and foster care mentor services.

An interview with Susannah Morgan, CEO of Oregon Food Bank about hunger and food insecurity during the pandemic and how the community can help.

An interview with Bill Russell, executive director of Union Gospel Mission about the work they do with the homeless and their Operation Overcoat even to raise money and important items for the homeless this winter.

An interview with Sara Kofman, public policy director, and Heidi Rowell, program director, both with Alzheimer's Association Oregon and SW Washington about the disease, available programs, and the Walk To Cure Alzheimer's

An interview with Kyle Camber, Executive Director of Sunshine Division and Dan Floyd, COO of Hood To Coast about the emergency food distribution network to help with food insecurity during the pandemic and how Hood To Coast is helping out.

An interview with Zip Vannata, designer at Murmur Creative and Design Week Portland event organizer and Amanda Ives, donor and external relations manager at Raphael House, a non-profit helping victims of domestic violence. Design Week’s poster show is a benefit for Raphael House.