Portland Radio Project

In this  episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through the stories of two local winemakers. One winery happens to be women-owned and operated as well as dog-friendly. The other focuses on small-production and emphasizes working with the wines they love as well as a bit of experimentation. Guests: Mary Olson, Owner, Airlie Winery Liz Clark, Winemaker, Airlie Winery Cyler Varnum, Winemaker/Owner,...

The Jackson County Kills drop by Jamie's NW Honky Tonk for conversation and music off their new album

The Portland'5 Podcast is an exploration of Portland's theatre community through the lens of its five iconic downtown venues. Art matters. Art brings joy, inspires the mind, and unites communities. Art changes lives. Portland'5 has become a national leader in keeping art and culture thriving; and in this episode, Heather Wilton joins us once again to touch on what is in store for audiences this se...

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through the stories of two local winemakers. The first shows how one little phone call can open up the viticultural opportunity of a lifetime. And the second comes from a winery that describes their wines in 3 words: acid-driven, transparent, and adventurous. Guests Jared Etzel, Winemaker, Domaine Roy Jason Hanson, Winemaker, Hanson Vineyards Guest B...

Woodstock Or Bust drop - In session on Subculture by Portland Radio Project

Waterfront Blues Festival Show - Mz. Etta and Peter Damman June 27, 2019 by Portland Radio Project

Full Hannah DiMo Show - July 25, 2019 by Portland Radio Project

Hannah DiMo stops by PRP for a drop-in session on "The MIxtape."

The Portland’5 Podcast is an exploration of Portland’s theatre community through the lens of its five iconic downtown venues. Art matters. Art brings joy, inspires the mind, and unites communities. Art changes lives. In this episode, we talk all about select Education & Community Engagement events that Portland’5 has to offer for their upcoming season. We will hear from Randi Freitas, choreographe...

Kassi Valazza dropped by Jamie's NW Honky Tonk to share some stories and tunes off her new album, "Dear Dead Days." It's like Patsy Cline hung out with Janis Joplin and Emmylou Harris!

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through the stories of two family-owned and operated wineries. The first maintains a small annual production as part of their commitment to offer the highest quality wines at exceptional values; and the second is the largest grape producer in the Elkton Oregon AVA, whose core belief is that Oregon wineries should aim to be Old World in the New World....

Check the newest addition to the PRP Podcast Co-Op! The Portland’5 Podcast is an exploration of Portland’s theatre community through the lens of its five iconic downtown venues. Art matters. Art brings joy, inspires the mind, and unites communities. Art changes lives. It is all about Music on Main in this premier episode. Find out what Portland’5 has in store with this free outdoor concert series,...

6.11.19 Korgy & Bass + Cyrus Nabipoor Interview by Portland Radio Project

Tsuga Community Commission is a non-profit organization that will provide two affordable and fun summer camps for kids in 2019. Camp Two Roads, June 23-28, 2019, aims to help girls and young women, grades 3-10, become more confident outdoors, enhance communication skills and inspire self-assured leaders. The camp offers a full program of activities: swimming, archery, arts and crafts, hiking, nigh...

Listen to an interview with Portland musician Jame

Listen to an interview with Portland artist Jame from his live Drop-In Session on Portland Radio Project, 99.1 FM / PRP.fm

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through two diverse wine stories. The first centers on two interconnected wineries and their processes; and the second shows the culmination of a collaborative effort between the wineries mentioned in the first story. Guests Melissa Burr, Vice President of Winemaking, Stoller Family Estate Kate Payne-Brown, Assistant Winemaker, Stoller Family Estate...

Interview with John Doe by Portland Radio Project

So much of our lives is spent in the margins – waiting in lines, that gap between jobs, transitions across states, moving homes. And, of course, that odd space between graduating and arriving at a solid career path. But rather than letting these moments slip by, it’s possible to activate and use them for self-discovery, personal growth, and learning. One avenue of doing this is via a service place...

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through two stories of local winemakers. The first comes from the oldest running winery in the McMinnville AVA – and the second centers on a family vineyard with an extensive history of working the land. Guests Ariel Eberle, Winemaker, Yamhill Valley Vineyards Jody Wrigley, Co-Owner, J. Wrigley Wines Guest Biographies Ariel Eberle Ariel has spent mor...

You have probably seen people who experience homelessness in Portland before. You may have even offered a few of them assistance. But you probably never thought much about what the day-to-day lives of the homeless are, particularly for women. According to Liz Starke, Development Manager for Rose Haven, women who experience homelessness often go to great lengths to stay hidden, for fear of their sa...

For many higher-ed students, the trade-off of obtaining a diploma isn’t just four-plus years and a lot of hard work – it’s also a daunting sum of money paid out to colleges and universities. Many students patchwork their way through the financial burden with a mix of grants, parental support, scholarships, out-of-pocket payments…and student loans. And while these loans seem like a great opportunit...

Artist Perspectives - Puppet Fabrication by Portland Radio Project

Drop-in Session for Bummer Pop Fest 2019 by Portland Radio Project

In this episode, host Heidi Moore will guide us through two stories of local winemakers. The first comes from a winery that was formerly a poultry farm, but is dedicated to producing world-class wines through sustainable methods – and the second centers on a single mother and self-taught entrepreneur whose winemaking is influenced by the magical dynamic between food, wine, and friends. Guests Sean...