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Jul 10, 2026
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NPR's NextGenRadio - Barbra Weber's meaning of home 23.11.2023 4:36
NextGenRadio's Terah Bennett speaks with Barbra Weber, a Portlander who used to live on the sidewalks of Portland’s Old Town. Now, she’s a prolific advocate for the safety of unhoused people.
Ride along with Oregon's first electric garbage truck 21.11.2023 4:31
Ride along with Oregon's first electric garbage truck
Portland teachers strike styimes college-bound students 21.11.2023 4:03
Portland teachers strike styimes college-bound students
Oregon is placing foster children in unregulated short-term rental homes and paying millions to do so 20.11.2023 5:05
Audio for Foster Kids in Short-Term Rentals QA
Audio 19.11.2023 4:29
Black Churches are Closing
Audio 17.11.2023 4:22
Update on Portland Public Schools Strike
Never Whistle at Night collects Native dark fiction 16.11.2023 7:56
A new anthology collects dark fiction that centers indigenous perspectives. An interview with the co-editor Theodore Van Alst Jr
Checking in with Portland teachers on the picket line 16.11.2023 3:41
Checking in with Portland teachers on the picket line
Northern spotted owl found in Portland's Mt Tabor park 15.11.2023 4:13
Northern spotted owl found in Portland's Mt Tabor park
Judge halts enforcement of Portland’s camping ban 13.11.2023 4:09
The city of Portland and attorneys for several unhoused Portlanders presented their arguments about the daytime camping ban just days before enforcement was scheduled to begin
Sunflower Seastars rebounding after mystery dieoff 13.11.2023 4:14
Sunflower Seastars rebounding after mystery dieoff
Portland teachers share life on the picket lines 10.11.2023 4:08
Portland teachers share life on the picket lines
Parents of Portland Public Schools students scramble as strike continues 10.11.2023 4:27
Parents of Portland Public Schools students scramble as strike continues
Scammers pounce on Oregon Paid Leave 09.11.2023 5:15
Scammers pounce on Oregon Paid Leave
Tribal Rights 08.11.2023 3:47
Tribes in Central Oregon are pushing back against a luxury resort development they say could violate their treaty rights.
Here's what Oregon's public defender crisis sounds like 08.11.2023 6:11
Here's what Oregon's public defender crisis sounds like
Dalhgren Arraigned 05.11.2023 4:01
Portland resident Kevin Dahlgren [[DOLL-gren]] is best known for making viral and controversial videos on homelessness. Police arrested him this week. OPB’s Weekend Reporter Joni Auden Land is here to tell us more about who Kevin Dahlgren is and what he’s being accused of.
Portland Public Schools Strike Day 3 03.11.2023 5:26
Oregon’s largest school district has been on strike for three days - and it seems likely to keep going next week. The Portland Association of Teachers has not yet reached an agreement with Portland Public Schools -- though negotiations continue.
The future of Portland city government 02.11.2023 4:45
Portland’s government makeover is a little more than a year away. Top officials are already making decisions that aren’t as visible but will be critical to how the city functions for decades to come.
Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme share holiday joy of forming ‘chosen family’ together 02.11.2023 8:02
Jinkx Monsoon and BenDeLaCreme became household names on “RuPaul’s Drag Race", but long before that, they were working together in the Pacific Northwest. Now, the duo is hitting the road for an international holiday tour and they joined OPB’s “All Things Considered” host Crystal Ligori to talk about queer joy, drag as resistance and the idea of "chosen family."
Book Tells the Story of Lane County Ice 02.11.2023 6:48
The Lane County ice rink has a history filled with glittering stars, a war between pitchforks and hockey sticks, and even a Mexican drug cartel. Michael Sheehan's new book gathers their stories.
Portland educators in final mediation sessions as strike looms Wednesday 31.10.2023 4:26
A look at what Portland teachers and Oregon’s largest district have been struggling to agree on
Portland's Keller auditorium could crumble during an earthquake 31.10.2023 4:33
Portland's Keller auditorium could crumble during an earthquake
Anne Peterson on Christine Sinclair 27.10.2023 7:10
Christine Sinclair is leaving Canada's National Team. She's the most decorated Canadian player of all time. Anne Peterson reflects on her legacy.
A robot that annoys pests is keeping vineyards healthy 27.10.2023 4:30
A robot that annoys pests is keeping vineyards healthy
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