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City Cast PortlandGov. Kotek's Plan To Save ODOT, PPS' Cocktail of Chaos, and the End of Pumpkin Patches?Portland Public Schools' new board is facing an uphill battle, local farms are grappling with potential new restrictions, and Gov. Tina Kotek is proposing a new financial strategy to keep ODOT afloat. Joining host Claudia Meza for the Friday news round-up are Willamette Week reporter and author, Brianna Wheeler, and our executive producer, John Notarianni. Discussed in Today's Episode: Claudia Meza Brings Humor and Precision to City Cast Podcast [Willamette Week] At Portland Public Schools, a ‘Mom Takeover’ and a Brewing Storm [Oregonian🔒] Oregon Family Farms Outraged Over Proposed State Rules They Say Could Hurt Business [KATU] ...2025-07-2538 min

The Alignment Diaries13. Main Character Energy: Romanticizing Your Life & Doing Things Alone ✨Main Character Energy: Romanticizing Your Life & Doing Things Alone ✨You don’t have to wait to be invited. You don’t need someone else to make life magical. In today’s episode, I share a personal story of booking a hotel room for myself — and how that one simple act sparked a deeper journey of reclaiming joy, beauty, and presence.We explore:How to stop waiting and start livingWhat it really means to romanticize your life (beyond aesthetics)The power of doing things aloneHow to show yourself deep, non-performative love10 soulful practices to infuse...2025-07-2320 min

The Alignment Diaries12. How To Make These Last 6 Months of 2025 Count - Align With Your Dream Self NOW ✨Episode 12 — “Six Months to a New You: How to Radically Realign Before 2026”We are officially halfway through the year… and guess what? You still have time to change your entire life.In this episode of The Alignment Diaries, Claudia guides you through how to radically realign your energy, mindset, and habits over the next six months — without hustle culture, burnout, or basic advice. If you’ve been feeling stuck, disconnected, or behind, this is your wake-up call and love letter in one.We dive into:Energetic shifts that move the needleTin...2025-06-2324 min

The Alignment Diaries11. What Fuels You? Energy Givers vs. Energy Drainers ✨In this episode of The Alignment Diaries, we’re diving deep into a topic that impacts every part of your life — your energy.Have you ever walked away from a conversation, a commitment, or even just scrolling on your phone… feeling totally depleted, even though you didn’t do much? That’s the difference between an energy giver and an energy drainer.We’ll explore:What energy givers and energy drainers actually areHow to feel the difference in your bodySneaky ways you might be giving away your energy without realizing itReal-life strategies to protect your peace a...2025-06-0218 min

The Alignment Diaries10. The Life You Want Begins When You Start Choosing Yourself + 10 Practical Tips ✨What really changes when you stop abandoning yourself and start choosing you? ✨ In this powerful episode, we dive into what it means to choose yourself—without guilt, apology, or fear. I share the emotional truth of why it's hard, what shifts when you do, and how to begin in your everyday life.You’ll also get 10 practical self-choosing practices you can start using right away, plus a guided journal prompt to anchor it all.If you’ve been feeling overextended, burnt out, or just disconnected from your truth—this is the realignment you didn’t know...2025-05-2618 min

The Alignment Diaries9. How to Get Back on Track After Time Away 💫After time away—whether it’s a dreamy vacation or a deep season of burnout—it can feel disorienting trying to “get back on track.” The routines feel distant, the motivation feels low, and the guilt? Yeah, that shows up too.In this episode of The Alignment Diaries, we’re talking about how to return to yourself with grace, ease, and intention. I’ll walk you through:Why it’s normal to feel off after time awayThe difference between rest and burnoutHow to rebuild rhythm instead of forcing routineSimple “return rituals” to ground yourselfWhat not to do when getting back...2025-05-2015 min

The Alignment Diaries8. The Beauty of Change & Taking a Leap of Faith ✨Episode 8 – The Beauty of Change & Taking a Leap of FaithIn this episode of The Alignment Diaries, we're diving into something we all wrestle with: change—and the leaps of faith that often come with it. Building on our last conversation about the Law of Attraction, today we're exploring why change can feel so scary, how to recognize when you’re being called to evolve, and what it really means to trust the unknown.If you’ve been feeling the pull to shift, pivot, or leap—this is your sign.We’re talking a...2025-05-0513 min

The Alignment Diaries7. You Are the Magnet: A Practical Guide to Powerful Manifestation ✨This week on The Alignment Diaries, we’re getting real about the Law of Attraction—not just the buzzwords, but the grounded, everyday ways you can actually live it. 💫I’m breaking down 10 tangible, soulful, and practical tips to align your energy, clear your blocks, and step into your most magnetic self. Whether you’re manifesting love, a new chapter, more abundance, or just more peace in your life—this episode is your roadmap.We’ll explore:Why clarity is the true starting point of manifestationHow to shift from "wanting" to embodyingThe difference between control and co...2025-04-2815 min

The Alignment Diaries6. Comfort Zones Don’t Create Dream Lives ✨💭 What if the “hard thing” you’ve been avoiding… is the exact thing that would change everything?Episode 6 of The Alignment Diaries is live — and this one is for the version of you that’s tired of circling the same choice, craving change, but scared to leap.We’re talking about doing the hard things — the uncomfortable, soul-stretching, boundary-setting, truth-speaking, life-shifting things.Because the path to your aligned life? It’s not paved in comfort. It’s built through courage.📓 Don’t miss the journal prompt at the end — it’s a powerful one.2025-04-2110 min

The Alignment Diaries5. How to Get Unstuck In Life: Unlock Your Path with Clarity and Core Values 💫🌟 Feeling stuck? It's time to get clear on what you really want and unstuck from the confusion! In the latest episode of The Alignment Diaries, we’re diving into how clarity and understanding your core values can help you break through the barriers holding you back.✨ Listen in to discover: ✔️ How to find the clarity that’s been eluding you ✔️ Why your core values are the compass you need to move forward ✔️ Simple ways to get unstuck and start taking aligned actionThis episode is for anyone who feels like they’re spinning in circles and needs a little guid...2025-04-1410 min

The Alignment Diaries4. Vibe Shift: Creative Ways to Raise Your Vibration and Elevate Your Life ✨We all know how powerful it is to raise our vibration, but today, I’m diving into some unconventional, out-of-the-box ways you can elevate your energy and attract more positivity, abundance, and flow into your life.From shaking up your environment to practicing radical self-care (beyond the basics) — these tips will help you move beyond the typical “raise your vibration” advice and truly shift your energy in a deeper, more meaningful way. 🌿✨Are you ready to vibe higher? 🌟🎧 Listen to the full episode now and discover how to shift your energy in creative, unexpected ways tha...2025-04-0713 min

The Alignment Diaries3. Your Circle, Your Energy: Building Relationships That Align With Your Growth 💫In this week’s episode of The Alignment Diaries, I’m diving into something that’s crucial to your personal growth: Finding Your Circle. 🙌In the last episode, we explored how to align your energy with your ideal self, and today, we’re taking it a step further by discussing how the right people in your life can either support or block your growth. 💫✨ Are the people around you helping you stay aligned with your true self, or are they draining your energy? ✨ How can you intentionally build a circle that lifts you up, challenges you, and...2025-03-3109 min

The Alignment Diaries2. Becoming Your Ideal Self: Aligning Your Energy and Actions ✨✨ How to Align Your Energy & Actions with Your Ideal Self ✨We all have an ideal version of ourselves—the person we want to become, the one who is confident, peaceful, and thriving in every area of life. But the question is: How do we get there?The key to creating the life you desire is aligning your energy and actions with the version of yourself you want to become. It’s not just about wishing for it, it’s about embodying that version of you right now.✨ Start by checking in with your energy. Are...2025-03-2410 min

The Alignment Diaries#1. Welcome to The Alignment Diaries! ✨Welcome to The Alignment Diaries! ✨ I’m so happy you’re here. 😊 This is a safe space where we explore self-reflection and what it means to truly live in alignment, and using the power of journaling to help us on our journey. EPISODE 1 JOURNAL PROMPTS: 1. What does alignment mean to you? 2. How does it feel to live in alignment with yourself? 3. What does life look like when you’re out of alignment? 4. Write about a time when you felt truly in alignment with your authentic self. What were you doing? Who were...2025-03-1706 min

Noticiero de Nacho Lozano en ChilangoDetención de “El Max”, operador clave de “El Mayo” Zambada. Suspensión judicial desafía a Claudia Sheinbaum. Donald Trump y Kamala Harris: una lucha cerrada.Iniciamos la conversación con Silber Meza –coordinador de la Unidad de Periodismo de Investigación de “El Universal”– nos detalla la detención de Edwin Antonio Rubio López, alias "El Max" o "El Oso", durante un enfrentamiento armado en la sindicatura de Sanalona, Sinaloa. "El Max", presunto operador de Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, fue detenido por elementos de la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional, el pasado 21 de octubre. Cynthia Cárdenas –hija de Sergio Cárdenas, repartidor de “El Debate” secuestrado– comparte la angustiante situación que vive su familia. El trabajador fue interceptado mientras realizaba sus lab...2024-10-2253 min

Przeboyova Polka#38 Czy Margarita Jest Naprawdę Bezpieczna? Claudia o Życiu na Wenezuelskiej Wyspie. Buenos días z Margarity cudownej wyspy położonej na Karaibach należącej do Wenezueli. Naszą dzisiejszą rozmówczynią jest Claudia. Z naszej rozmowy dowiesz sie Kim jest Claudia Polka mieszkająca na Margaricie Jak Claudia znalazła się na wyspie i jak zaczęła pokazywać ją Polakom Jak najlepiej dostać się na Margaritę i co warto zobaczyć Bezpieczeństwo na Margaricie i różnice w życiu między Polską a Wenezuelą Przygotowania do podróży na Margaritę (wizy, szczepienia, waluta) Co drażni Claudię na Margaricie i jak sobie radzi z kulturą macho Claudia: Polka, która podbiła Wenezuelę i zmienia świat...2024-08-1449 min

Noticias con Meme Yamel15/05/24: Alito saca la artillería contra Máynez | Lucy Meza, la candidata de los golpeadoresEn el episodio del 15/05/24 hablamos de: Alito saca la artillería contra Máynez | Claudia Ferriño desmiente a los fosfo fosfo | Lucy Meza, la candidata de los golpeadores | Colosio insiste: Máynez debería declinar. 🚨 SUSCRÍBETE, COMENTA Y COMPARTE Visita: https://themexico.news Sígueme en todas mis redes sociales en: https://linktr.ee/memeyamel Apoya nuestro trabajo con un donativo en: Sígueme en mi perfil de FB: https://www.facebook.com/memeyamelca1 PayPal : https://bit.ly/2V8HUyw Tarjeta Banamex: 5204 1658 6774 9198 Clabe Banamex...2024-05-163h 02

City Cast PortlandSam Adams’ Political Comeback, PPS’s Giant Land Deal, and Plans To Fix Emergency ServicesToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson’s stern warning to our underperforming ambulance service provider, Portland Public Schools’ agreement to sell its headquarters to the Albina Vision Trust, and former mayor Sam Adams’ attempt to make yet another political comeback. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s Friday news roundup are KBOO news director and host of the weekly talk show “The Gap,” Althea Billings, and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed on Today’s Episode: Multnomah County Chair Shares Plan To Address Ambulance Service...2024-02-2335 min

City Cast PortlandPortland Boosts Traffic Tickets, Less Money for Students, and No More Hip-Hop at Kelly’s OlympianToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about the Portland Bureau of Transportation plan to boost parking and registration enforcement. Plus, there’s a controversy over a hip-hop showcase severing ties with its longtime home, and Portland Public Schools is gearing up for $30 million in budget cuts. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s Friday news roundup are Willamette Week’s “Potlander” column author Brianna Wheeler and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: The Thesis Ends Hip-Hop Showcase at Kelly’s Olympian, Citing Political Dispute [Willamette Week] Wynne: The Thesi...2024-02-1635 min

City Cast PortlandHow to Behave in a Portland Tattoo ShopTattoos are an omnipresent Portland cliché. But it’s also true that many of us have them, and our city does have the fifth-highest number of tattoo shops per capita in the country. Tattoo shops are their own weird subculture, with unwritten rules. Today we’re talking with Toby Linwood, owner of Tattoo 34, on Southeast Hawthorne (and fun fact: host Claudia Meza’s tattoo artist!). If you’re thinking about getting tattooed in Portland, or even if you’re not, here’s what it’s like to work with one of Portland’s tattoo artists.Who would you like to hear...2024-02-1419 min

City Cast PortlandDid Commissioner Gonzalez Cry Wolf? Plus, the Bottle Bill’s Ties to FentanylToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about how some city leaders are saying Oregon’s bottle bill is fueling our fentanyl crisis and whether or not Commissioner Rene Gonzalez cried wolf. Plus, one-star reviews of the city’s most popular romantic destinations. City Cast Portland executive producer John Notarianni and host Claudia Meza round up the midweek news.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez Says He Faced ‘Deliberate, Unwanted Physical Contact’ Aboard a MAX Train. Here’s What Video Shows [Oregonian 🔒] Fentanyl Threatens Oregon’s Cherished Bottle Bill [Willamette Week] Who wo...2024-02-1325 min

City Cast PortlandSaving Portland Street Response, Fighting Over Parks, and Clapping Back on the Fentanyl PlanToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about a new public park that’s causing some heated debates, Commissioner Carmen Rubio’s bottomless bag of money potentially saving the Portland Street Response, and some skeptical county commissioners criticizing the governor’s 90-day emergency fentanyl declaration. Joining host Claudia Meza on this Friday’s news roundup are Portland Mercury news reporter Taylor Griggs and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Darcelle XV Plaza, Formerly O’Bryant Square, Ignites Heated Debate About Public Space [Portland Mercury] Portland Parks and Recreation Darcelle XV Pl...2024-02-0935 min

City Cast PortlandCrime Down, Political Attacks Up, Plus Some Neighborhood GossipWe’re talking about the decrease in crime and murder rates in Portland and the increase in personal attacks against City Commissioner Rene Gonzalez. Plus, we’ll hear some hot takes on food influencers and a bit of gossip surrounding a cafe closing in Southeast Portland. City Cast Portland producer Giulia Fiaoni and host Claudia Meza round up the midweek news.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: All Kinds of Crime Are Down in Portland [Willamette Week] As Crime and Murder Rates Drop in Portland, Mayor Wheeler Pushes a New Narrative [Portland Mercury] Commissioner Rene Gonzalez’s Statem...2024-02-0630 min

City Cast PortlandMcMenamins in Hot Water, A 90-Day Fentanyl Crackdown, and MLB in Beaverton?Today on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about the federal investigation into McMenamins’ tip-sharing practices, the new potential site for an MLB ballpark, and this week’s declaration of a 90-day fentanyl state of emergency. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s Friday news roundup are comedian Julia Corral and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: U.S. Department of Labor Says McMenamins Unlawfully Required Servers to Give Managers Portion of Tips [Willamette Week] Portland Diamond Project Eyes RedTail Golf Course for Potential MLB Ballpark, Entertainment District [Oregonian...2024-02-0238 min

City Cast PortlandYour Guide to February in PortlandCity Cast Portland producers Giulia Fiaoni and John Notarianni join host Claudia Meza for our guide for the month of February in Portland. It’s our top picks in food, entertainment, and everything in between: Do you want to know where in town you can actually celebrate Mardi Gras, eat a chopped Italian sandwich, or maybe pose with a sorta-infamous ax? We’ve got you covered.Our Picks for February: Studio Ghibli Film Festival at OMSI Portland Mardi Gras Rose City Rollers Feels Like Floating at Leach Botanical Garden Dos Hermanos Bakery Broder Yaowarat Teacup Nordic Skii...2024-02-0134 min

City Cast PortlandA ‘Colossal Heist’ and Killer BirdsWe’re talking about the largest-ever alleged heist against a single person in Oregon and ancient birds with deadly feces taking over the Astoria-Megler Bridge. Plus, we’re diving into our listener mailbag to hear what you thought about last week’s episodes. Executive producer John Notarianni and host Claudia Meza round up the midweek news.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Why Officials Keep Wanting to Move This Ancient Salmon Killer [Hey Portland] Chauffeurs Accused of Stealing $34M From Oregon Publishing Magnate In ‘Colossal Heist’ [Oregonian 🔒] Who would you like to hear on City Ca...2024-01-3023 min

City Cast PortlandBig (and Small) Ideas to Fix Downtown, Dangerous Trees, and Rehab On WheelsToday we’re talking about all the trees falling during the storm, and how current city codes might work against homeowners. We’re taking a look at a few more city incentives hoping to breathe some life into downtown. Plus, there’s a new mobile addiction treatment program by Portland Fire & Rescue. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s Friday news roundup are Willamette Week City Hall reporter Sophie Peel and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: The City Denied a Portland Family’s Request to Chop Down a Douglas Fi...2024-01-2637 min

Talkin‘ Politics & Religion Without Killin‘ Each Other2024 - A Look Ahead with Our Friends on the Freedom Road: Rev. Dr. Waltrina Middleton, Dr. Claudia Owens Shields and Lisa Sharon HarperOn this episode, Corey was part of a roundtable conversation over at Freedom Road with Lisa Sharon Harper. We were also joined by Rev. Dr. Waltrina Middleton and Dr. Claudia Owens Shields. This circle of friends came together to reflect on 2023 and consider what's ahead for us in 2024. It was originally recorded for the Freedom Road Podcast which you can find on all the major podcast apps. Waltrina is the executive director of Community Renewal Society and a senior consultant with Freedom Road, specializing in Spiritual Formation. Claudia is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in m...2024-01-2551 min

City Cast PortlandThe Ice Storm Aftermath and Another Arson Investigation. Plus, Your Hot Takes.We’re talking about the aftermath of the debilitating week of ice and snow, as well as yet another suspected arson that anarchists are taking responsibility for online. Plus, we’ll hear some hot takes on the Fair-Haired Dumbbell building as we open up our listener mailbag. Producer Giulia Fiaoni and host Claudia Meza round up the midweek news.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: City Construction Vehicles Set Ablaze at Portland Site of Planned Mass Outdoor Homeless Shelter [Oregonian] Restaurants and Bar Owners Ask Oregon Lawmakers For Help After Impact of Storm [KGW] Amtrak Trains Between...2024-01-2331 min

City Cast PortlandRestaurants Get Iced Out, Another Huge Office Auction, and Investigating a City Leader’s Car FireToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about extreme weather’s devastating impact on small businesses, the possible political act of arson against Commissioner Rene Gonzalez, and yet another low moment for our city’s commercial real estate. Joining host Claudia Meza for this week’s news round-up are Portland Mercury arts and culture editor Suzette Smith and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Extreme Weather Events Are a Threat to Small Businesses, Like Your Favorite Food Cart [Portland Mercury] One of Portland’s Most Distinctive Office Buildings Goes to Aucti...2024-01-1934 min

City Cast PortlandThe Winter Storm’s Fallout and the Scandal at the Fire BureauWe’re talking about the winter storms that battered us this week and the scandal that embroiled a former hero of the Portland Fire Bureau. Plus, we’ll look at rumors of owl attacks as we open up our listener mailbag. Executive producer John Notarianni and host Claudia Meza round up the midweek news.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Thousands of Oregonians Remain Without Power, With Ice Storm Forecast Tuesday [OPB] The Portland Firefighters’ Union Battles to Save the Job of a Member Accused of Shocking Behavior [Willamette Week] Who would you like...2024-01-1731 min

City Cast PortlandIs Boeing Still Safe? Plus, Passive Policing and Tracking HomelessnessToday we’re talking about why police walked away from a person in crisis on the Marquam Bridge, how there’s a lack of reliable data tracking where our money for the homelessness tax is going, and if it’s still safe to fly Boeing. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news round-up are Oregonian reporter Nicole Hayden and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Better Data Needed to Track Impact, Effectiveness of Portland Area Homelessness Tax [Oregonian] A Man Brought Traffic to a Halt on Marquam Bridge for...2024-01-1235 min

City Cast PortlandA Crime Spike Face-off, Unchecked Jail Practices, and ODOT’s Dire WarningToday we’re talking about the Multnomah County Jail refusing to fully comply with last year’s audit, more finger-pointing among our city leaders on who’s responsible for a supposed crime wave, and ODOT’s stark winter warning about stranded drivers and hazardous roads. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are KBOO news director Althea Billings, and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: In Two Lengthy Documents, Leading Portland Officials Point Fingers Over Who or What Caused a Crime Spike [Willamette Week] States Warn of ‘Band-Aid...2024-01-0535 min

City Cast PortlandYour Live Music Guide to January in PortlandHappy January! As we settle into 2024, we’re all beginning to make plans for the month. But because January is also officially Portland Music Month, PDX Presents founder J. Pinky Jansen is joining host Claudia Meza and executive producer John Notarianni in sharing their top music-related happenings in and around town this month.Events discussed in this episode: Jan 2: Black Flag at the Bossanova Ballroom Jan 3: Portland Music Month Kickoff Party at Holocene Jan 12: Portland's Folk Festival at the Crystal Ballroom Jan 12: Hippie Death Cult at Polaris Hall Jan 17: Ominyx w/ Billy & the Ki...2024-01-0221 min

City Cast PortlandPortland Tourist Traps Even Locals Will LikePortland has some amazing attractions that staunch locals tend to overlook. Enjoy them yourselves – inviting along your holiday visitors is optional. Today host Claudia Meza is joined by contributor Eden Dawn and executive producer John Notarianni to rate the tourist attractions even us locals can love.This episode first aired on Jun 26, 2023Locations mentioned in the episode: Wine tours Pine State Biscuits Peninsula Park International Rose Test Garden Silver Falls State Park Multnomah Falls Jetboat Excursions Huber’s Cafe Hale Pele “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” at Clinton Street Theater Dots Cafe Bar...2023-12-2923 min

City Cast PortlandThe Great McMenamins ThrowdownIf you’re still looking for somewhere to take your visitors this holiday season, have you considered our underappreciated chain of artisanal pubs? I’m sure you’re familiar with McMenamins and their playfully decorated spaces — it’s pretty much inlaw catnip. Today we’re sharing a conversation host Claudia Meza had earlier this year with producers Giulia Fiaoni and John Notarianni about our most and least favorite McMenamins.This conversation first aired on Jul 19, 2023McMenamins locations discussed in today’s show: Edgefield Kennedy School Olympic Club Crystal Ballroom Blue Moon Tavern Back Sta...2023-12-2731 min

City Cast PortlandWhere to Take Your Holiday Visitors in PortlandIt’s that time of the year when everyone is visiting for the holidays. So today on City Cast Portland, producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni join host Claudia Meza to talk about the best places to give friends and family that genuine Portland experience.This episode first aired on May 24, 2023Claudia’s Picks:Mt. Tabor ParkArborLook CartsCrystal Springs Rhododendron GardenAstoriaWine TastingJohn’s Picks:Portland Japanese GardenGartner's Countr...2023-12-2626 min

City Cast PortlandThe Best (and Worst) of Portland in 2023Before we ring in 2024, we want to take a moment to reflect on what’s happened in our city this year. So today on City Cast Portland, producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni are joining host Claudia Meza on the best and worst of the past 12 months—from notable local headlines to new bars and restaurants, and everything in between.Biggest News Stories: John: Housing Takes Center Stage Giulia: Measure 110, Good and Bad Claudia: PBOT’s Hapless Year Favorite New Restaurants & Bars: Dear Sandy Grana Pizza Napoletana Jeju Dream...2023-12-2132 min

City Cast PortlandThe Plan to Save Portland, the Superintendent Quits, and a Drug Bust Goes SidewaysToday we’re talking about how a suspect in Multnomah County’s largest-ever fentanyl bust walked out of jail, the big recommendations from Gov. Kotek’s Portland Central City Task Force, and PPS Superintendent Guadalupe Guerrero’s resignation after a contentious teachers strike. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are Oregonian reporter Zane Sparling and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: Portland Suspect in County’s Largest Fentanyl Bust Re-arrested; Booking Mix-up Led to His Release Last Week [Oregonian 🔒] Kotek’s Recipe for Portland: More...2023-12-1540 min

City Cast Portland10 Essential Rules for Surviving PortlandPortland has its own set of unwritten rules: Even our street names have unique pronunciations. Today on City Cast Portland, producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni join host Claudia Meza to spell out some of the unofficial rules for how to survive and thrive in Portland.Portland’s 10 Essential Rules: Hold a strong set of beliefs on a niche topic. Learn how to pronounce our deceptively simple street names, like “Couch.” Know that you’ll never know who is gay. Learn how to wake up early. Keep your hiking boots on hand. Learn how to parallel park. Ge...2023-12-1324 min

City Cast PortlandFighting Over Measure 110, Amnesty for Drivers, and Righting Portland’s Past SinsToday on our weekly news roundup we’re talking about the legislative hearings on Measure 110, Gov. Tina Kotek forgiving uncollected traffic fines, and the federal civil rights lawsuit filed against Portland and Legacy Emanuel Hospital. Host Claudia Meza is joined by Willamette Week’s “Dive” podcast host and Potlander column author Brianna Wheeler and our executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: Legislative Hearing on Measure 110 Draws Enormous Outpouring of Public Comment [Willamette Week] Oregon Governor Forgives Uncollected Traffic Fines and Fees [OPB] How To Check Your Eligibility for License Reinstatem...2023-12-0831 min

City Cast PortlandRemembering Old Portland with a Punk Rock IconIn honor of our show’s one-year anniversary—which is today!—we’re going back to the very beginning with our very first guest: Toody Cole of the legendary Portland rock band Dead Moon. She talks with host Claudia Meza about the golden days of DIY Portland and how she’s watched the city change throughout the years. Thank you from the bottom of all of our hearts here at City Cast Portland for supporting us through our first year. Here’s to many more!This episode first aired on Dec. 6, 2022.Who would y...2023-12-0618 min

City Cast PortlandYour Guide to December in PortlandHappy December! We’re starting something new where we pitch our top Portland event picks for the month. So today on the show, City Cast Portland producers Giulia Fiaoni and John Notarianni join host Claudia Meza in each sharing three things happening in and around town that they think make December, well, December. Who knows, you might hear about something new and fun to check out!Events mentioned in this episode: Oregon Bartenders Guild Repeal Day Party Mississippi Studios NYE Battle of the Decades Zoo Lights Cosmic Tubing Sleigh Love Christmas Ships Turn! Turn! Turn! Woody Wi...2023-12-0427 min

City Cast PortlandNo More Teachers Strike, A New Burnside Bridge, and A Messy City Land DealToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about what’s happened in the immediate aftermath of the Portland teachers strike, how a wonky city land deal might displace 35 families, and why the Burnside Bridge is getting torn down. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news round-up are Willamette Week city hall reporter Sophie Peel and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: City Commissioner Dan Ryan made a generous offer for a mobile home park. Now the deal is in jeopardy. [Willamette Week] Portland schools abuzz as classes...2023-12-0135 min

City Cast PortlandDo You Know Your Portland Nature Trivia?Today we’re doing something a little bit different. City Cast Portland science contributor and journalist Erin Ross is quizzing host Claudia Meza and executive producer John Notarianni on the biggest local science stories; everything from tallying volcanoes to what’s plaguing Portland’s puppies. You can play along too and see how many you get right!Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448.Want more Portland news? Then make sure to sign up for...2023-11-3019 min

City Cast PortlandFrom Hot Springs to Escape Rooms, Your Winter Bucket ListIt can be hard to stay active in the late fall and winter in Portland, which can lead to feeling down and disengaged. But there’s still plenty of fun stuff to do, even when it’s raining all day! Today we’re talking with our resident good-time maker, Eden Dawn. She’s the co-author of “The Portland Book of Dates” (and the very recently released “Seattle Book of Dates”). She’s also the co-host of the “We Can’t Print This” podcast. Dawn talks with host Claudia Meza about all the best places to go and the most fun things to do during o...2023-11-2718 min

City Cast PortlandCozy Restaurants and Bars to Get You Out of the House This WinterIn most cities, patio season ends once winter comes. But even before the pandemic, Portland was blessed with an abundance of heated patios, outdoor fire pits, and other amenities to make drinking and dining out a year-round endeavor. Today host Claudia Meza is joined by producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni to talk through the city’s best patios, warmest fire pits, and coziest indoor spots for winter drinking and dining.Bars and restaurants discussed in this episode: Dear Sandy Multnomah Whiskey Library Lay Low Tavern Les Caves Driftwood Room Clyde’s Prime Rib The Sapphire Hotel Hub...2023-11-2228 min

City Cast PortlandNo More Required Bar Exams, Teachers’ Strike Updates, and the Weakened Police Oversight BoardToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about how the bar exam is no longer the only way to become a lawyer in Oregon, the latest on the Portland Public Schools teachers’ strike, and City Council filing down the teeth of the new police oversight board. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are KBOO news director, Althea Billings, and City Cast’s director of newsletters, Bryan M. Vance.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Oregon first in US to allow law students to become lawyers through apprenticeships, not bar exam...2023-11-1737 min

City Cast PortlandNew Police Oversight, PGE’s Major Price Hike, and Is Crime Really Down?Today on City Cast Portland we’re talking about dubious crime rate data, the Portland Police Bureau’s new independent monitor, and Portland General Electric’s rate hike (yet again). Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are Portland Business Journal reporter Malia Spencer and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: ‘It’s Gotten Worse:’ Lower Crime Rates Belie Portland’s Actual Picture [Portland Business Journal 🔒] DOJ Wants Independent Monitor to Watch Over Portland Police [Portland Mercury] PGE Wins Approval for Largest Rate Increase in Two Decades [Oregonian] 2023-11-1033 min

City Cast PortlandPortland’s Can’t-Miss Cocktail BarsToday on City Cast Portland, host Claudia Meza and producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni are picking the best cocktail bars in town. Which are our all-around favorites? Which are the best date spots? Who has the most adventurous menu? And can you still get a decent drink for cheap in Portland? Cocktail bars discussed in this episode: The Shaku Bar Rum Club The Garrison Sousòl The Emerald Room The Lift Off Lounge Scotch Lodge Hey Love Angel Face The Houston Blacklight Teardrop Lounge Aalto Lounge Wonderly Abigail Hall Sad Valley Wh...2023-11-0729 min

City Cast PortlandTeachers Are Striking, Camping Ban Gains Teeth, and No Liquor at Grocery StoresToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about why Portland Public Schools teachers are now on strike for the first time ever, how the city will start enforcing the camping ban, and why you won’t be buying liquor at the grocery store anytime soon. Joining lead producer John Notarianni on this week’s news roundup are Willamette Week’s “Dive” podcast host and "Potlander" column writer Brianna Wheeler and our very own audio producer, Giulia Fiaoni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: Portland Public Schools Strike: What You Need to Know [Oregonian] Cam...2023-11-0329 min

City Cast PortlandWhy Hiking in the Rain Is Actually Kind of AwesomeHiking during the rainy season can be a tough sell because let’s be real: No one likes getting soaked outdoors. But once you know how to do it, going for a hike in the rain comes with some perks you won’t get at any other time of year. Today on City Cast Portland, host Claudia Meza is talking with Norther Emily of Wild Solitude Guiding. She has some picks for where you should visit when the rain falls — and how to maybe even stay dry while you’re doing it. Hikes mentioned in this episode: Histor...2023-11-0219 min

City Cast PortlandWhy You Should Visit This World-Famous Tree in Portland TodayDid you know that one of the world’s most photographed trees is in Portland? The famous Japanese maple is a featured attraction at the Portland Japanese Garden, where the fall colors are currently reaching their peak. Today on City Cast Portland, host Claudia Meza is talking with Megumi Kato and Will Lerner of the Portland Japanese Garden about how this tree got its reputation, the garden’s history, and why you need to get down there to check it out right now.Check out the garden’s fall color tracker here....2023-11-0117 min

City Cast PortlandMillions More For New City Council and Trouble at PDXToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about the climbing costs of the city’s government overhaul, the off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to take down a plane over Oregon, and the Washington state senator who passed through PDX with a gun in his carry-on. Joining host Claudia Meza on the week’s news roundup are Oregonian City Hall reporter Shane Dixon-Kavanaugh and our very own lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Cost of Portland Government Overhaul Climbs Again, Far Surpasses Early Estimates [Oregonian 🔒] Off-Duty Pilot Took Magic Mushrooms Before Trying to T...2023-10-2733 min

The Tip OffEp. 68 The deep blueA tragedy in the English Channel got Aaron Walawalker thinking. How could it be that people were dying, their boats sinking in one of the busiest stretches of water in the world?This is how Liberty Investigates went to battle over FOI rejections, knocked on doors and analysed shipping data to reveal the shocking reality behind deaths at sea.Read all about it: https://libertyinvestigates.org.uk/articles/coastguard-effectively-ignored-19-reports-of-small-boats-before-november-2021-tragedy/https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/apr/29/uk-coastguard-left-channel-migrants-adrift-in-lead-up-to-mass-drowning Hosted and produced: Maeve McClenaghan Aud...2023-10-2325 min

City Cast PortlandRats in Classrooms, Housing as Healthcare, and Runners Nix NikeToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about the impending Portland Public Schools teachers’ strike, Nike losing their prominence with everyday runners, and Oregon’s new Medicaid voucher program that helps pay for housing. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are Portland Mercury news reporter Taylor Griggs and our very own lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: As Portland Public Schools and Teachers Union Stall on Negotiations, District Prepares for Unprecedented Strike [Portland Mercury] Portland Public Schools Says Teacher Strike Would Not Stop Varsity Athletics [Oregonian] Nike’s Shoes Are...2023-10-2037 min

City Cast PortlandPolice Drones in the Sky, Ferry Dream Sinks, and Alaska Dumps TimbersToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about police drones in the sky, the proposed Willamette River ferry hitting a snag, and one of the city’s biggest sports team’s breakup with an airline. For this week’s news roundup, lead producer John Notarianni joins host Claudia Meza and Willamette Week “Dr. Know” columnist Marty Smith.Sources Mentioned in Today’s Episode: 75-Year-Old Portland Diner Aims to Reopen This Month After Fire, Expand With ‘Burger Shack’ [Oregonian] Portland Police Bureau Has Sent Drones to 22 Calls [Willamette Week] Unmanned Aerial Systems Call Activity Map (a.k.a “Drone Map”) ...2023-10-1332 min

City Cast PortlandKaiser’s Historic Workers' Strike, Dame Ditches Blazers, and Live Music at Providence Park Is Back!Today on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about Kaiser Permanente workers’ historic strike, Providence Park's transformation back into the largest music venue in town, and the messy breakup between the Trail Blazers and Damian Lillard. Joining host Claudia Meza on the week’s news roundup is the lead producer for City Cast Madison, Molly Stentz, and our very own lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Kaiser Permanente Faces Twin Strikes in Oregon [Oregonian] Providence Park Will Host Concerts Following a Nearly 20-Year Absence of Live Music [Willamette Week] Inside t...2023-10-0637 min

City Cast PortlandMillions Cut From PBOT, Neighborhoods’ Charter Issues, and the Broadway Bike ScandalToday on City Cast Portland we’re talking about the proposed $32 million budget cut for our city’s transit system, the neighborhood associations’ issue with the new charter reform, the Broadway bike lane scandal, and what the Lloyd Center is actually doing with its massive square footage. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s Friday news roundup are KBOO’s news director, Althea Billings, and our very own lead producer, John Notarianni. Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Portland transportation bureau to propose $32 million in budget cuts [Oregonian] Portland transportation director readies plan to roll...2023-09-2932 min

City Cast PortlandBaristas Roast Mike Bennett, Anti-Drug Bags For Kids, and Wheeler Takes The WheelToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about why you might have seen picket lines in front of Mike Bennett’s Wonderwood Springs Cafe, the Portland Public School District’s new anti-drug bags, and Mayor Ted Wheeler’s proposal to take over every city bureau. Joining host Claudia Meza for this Friday’s news roundup are City Cast’s director of newsletters, Bryan M. Vance, and our very own audio producer, Giulia Fiaoni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: Artist Mike Bennett Took Over a Portland Cafe for His Whimsical Art Experience. Employees Weren’t Pleased [Oregoni...2023-09-2236 min

City Cast PortlandUnregulated Airbnbs, Measure 110’s First Detox Center, and Teacher StrikesToday on City Cast Portland we’re talking about the very possible Portland Public Schools teacher strike, the first Portland detox center funded by Measure 110, and our city’s wild short-term rental market. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are Willamette Week’s “Dive” podcast host and "Potlander" column writer Brianna Wheeler and our very own lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories Discussed in Today’s Episode: School District Reaches Tentative Agreement With a Union (but Not That Union) [Willamette Week] The First Portland Area Detox Center Funded By Measure 110 Will Open Soon...2023-09-1532 min

City Cast PortlandThe Great Portland Doughnut ThrowdownWe’re quickly approaching fall weather and the season of pumpkin-spiced everything. But one of our favorite fall treats is the simple apple cider doughnut. (Really, any flavored doughnut, if we’re being honest.)Today on City Cast Portland, we’re revisiting the time producers John Notarianni and Giulia Fiaoni and host Claudia Meza grabbed a few dozen doughnuts from shops you all recommended to decide who makes Portland’s best. Go pour yourself a nice cup of coffee; we’re going to be eating a lot of doughnuts.*This episode first aired on June 1, 2023*2023-09-1135 min

City Cast PortlandWheeler Asks for Troopers and Workers Downtown, Plus Audit Highlights Homeless Services’ DysfunctionToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about what the audit of the city and county’s Joint Office of Homeless Services uncovered, and Mayor Ted Wheeler’s big asks at Governor Tina Kotek’s downtown revitalization task force meeting. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are KBOO news director, Althea Billings and lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: Audit finds internal flaws in Portland-area homeless service agency [OPB] Downtown Portland task force co-chair balks at making workers come to office, even as mayor calls it a priority [Ore...2023-08-2534 min

City Cast PortlandCounty Fails Shelter Plans (Again), No Arts Money, and PGE’s Outage TipsToday on the show we’re talking about the county’s inability to follow through on plans to tackle homelessness, how state lawmakers forgot to pay their art bills, and what to do about PGE’s dire warnings of what’s to come. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week’s news roundup are City Cast’s director of newsletters, Bryan M. Vance, and lead producer, John Notarianni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: Portland’s Artists Repertory Theatre Suspends Upcoming Season, Due to Lack of Funding [OPB] Lawmakers Stiffed Arts Groups in 2023 [Willamette Week] Multnomah County Delays SE...2023-08-1836 min

City Cast PortlandWhy Oregon Needs Sea OttersIt’s been over 100 years since sea otters lived on the Oregon coast, but recently there are new efforts to reintroduce them. And experts say it’s not only viable but could also have a huge positive impact on our region’s marine ecosystem. Today on the show, host Claudia Meza talks with science journalist Erin Ross about why we should all be excited for the return of the Oregon sea otter.Who would you like to hear on City Cast Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicem...2023-08-1417 min

City Cast PortlandThe DMV In Hot Water, the Police Chief’s Memo, and the County’s Broken PromisesToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about Multnomah County bailing on promises made to the city, the dozens of wrongful convictions in Clackamas and Washington counties caused by Oregon DMVs, and how Portland’s police chief is asking his officers to stop talking smack about the district attorney. Joining host Claudia Meza today are Willamette Week City Hall reporter Sophie Peel and our very own audio producer, Giulia Fiaoni. Stories discussed in today’s episode: Portland police chief to city cops: Stop telling residents DA Mike Schmidt won’t prosecute crimes [Oregonian...2023-08-1129 min

City Cast PortlandMust-Try Portland Happy HoursThe pandemic might have brought a few of our favorite restaurants down, but we’re seeing a resurgence of eateries bring back the happiest time of the day — that sweet spot between 4 and 6 p.m. Today on the show, host Claudia Meza talks with Brooke Jackson-Glidden, editor of Eater Portland, about the city’s best happy hour spots to help you ride out the summer season. You can check out Eater Portland’s picks here.Happy hours mentioned on the show: Smart Donkey Life of Pie Bhuna The Pope House Bourbon Lounge Pink Rabbit ...2023-08-0918 min

City Cast PortlandDistrict Attorney Mike Schmidt on Dealing With Record CrimeWhen Mike Schmidt was elected district attorney in 2020, he said, “Multnomah County has just embraced the most progressive DA platform that this state has ever seen.” But since then, he’s faced a near-perfect storm as the pandemic, a backlog of cases, and the opioid crisis sent crime in the city skyrocketing. And now special interest groups have targeted him as the face of Portland’s record crime and low prosecution rates. Today, host Claudia Meza talks with DA Mike Schmidt about how his strategy as the region’s top prosecutor has evolved against a myriad of challenges....2023-08-0829 min

The Tip OffEp. 67 Moths to a flameThe horizon near Ali’s house is filled with flames. Owen Pinnell and Jess Kelly, from BBC Arabic, can't stop thinking of them. And back in the UK, Unearthed's Joe Sandler Clarke is digging into his own investigation.This is the story of how journalists worked with citizen journalists and scientists to delve into the impact of oil drilling around Basra, Iraq.Read all about it:https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001cm32 https://projects.unearthed.greenpeace.org/big-oil-iraq/ https://www.theg...2023-08-0831 min

City Cast PortlandCatching Auto Thieves, Shady City Contractors, and Portlanders' Biggest ConcernsToday on City Cast Portland, we’re talking about the city’s recently launched auto and retail theft task force, a Portland resident survey that’s tracked our most common concerns, and a city contractor that’s been overcharging victims of theft and vandalism. Joining host Claudia Meza are the Oregonian's city hall reporter, Shane Dixon Kavanaugh, and City Cast Portland lead producer John Notarianni.Stories discussed in today’s episode: MultCo auto theft task force makes “high profile” arrest after record thefts [KOIN] Portland, Multnomah County to unveil details of planned crackdown on car and retail theft...2023-08-0437 min

City Cast PortlandMcMenamins: The Best (And Worst) of the Ever-Present BrewpubMcMenamins, the ubiquitous chain of brewpubs, is turning 40 years old! Did you know many of their locations are in rehabilitated historic properties, and at least nine are on the National Register of Historic Places? There’s a lot more to them than just tater tots and beer. To celebrate, host Claudia Meza is joined by our very own producers, Giulia Fiaoni and John Notarianni, to discuss our most- and least-favorite McMenamins. Which are haunted? Which are actually good date spots? Which ones previously employed us? McMenamins locations discussed in today’s show: Edgefield Kennedy School...2023-07-1932 min

In it for the Long RunHappy Feet Run FasterViviana Meza joins us from San Jose, Costa Rica to share her passion for the marathon! When Viviana started her running journey, she couldn't imagine running a marathon, but since her first race in 2011 she has made it an annual tradition that has taken her all around the world. Viviana shares how running the marathon has helped her grow as a person, because it's as much a mental exercise as it is a physical one. Check out her online training support team Aspire on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aspirerun/Each episode hosts Tranos Makombe and Claudia Furmanczyk continue to...2023-06-3049 min

The John Henry Soto ShowBest of Counterparts - Camila Meza - June 27th 2023https://camilameza.com/home Meza is musically inspired by jazz guitarists like George Benson and Pat Metheny as well as being influenced by South American music and folk, she first studied with Jorge Vidal and Jorge Díaz. Increasingly oriented to Claudia Acuña from the mid-2000s she worked on the jazz scene of her hometown, where her first recording Giovanni Cultrera, Espinoza y Cia (Navidad en Jazz) was released in 2005. In 2007 she presented her debut album Skylark (Stateside). In 2009 Meza moved to New York to study guitar at The New School with Peter Bernstein, Vic Juris and Steve Ca...2023-06-2954 min

City Cast PortlandWhere to Take Your Portland VisitorsNow that it’s finally stopped raining, it seems like everyone wants to visit us! Today, we’re talking about where you should take your first-time Portland visitors. Host Claudia Meza is joined by lead producer John Notarianni and audio producer Giulia Fiaoni to share the best places to take friends and family to give them that Portland experience.Claudia’s Picks:Mt. Tabor ParkArborLook CartsCrystal Springs Rhododendron GardenAstoriaWine TastingJohn’s Picks:Portland...2023-05-2427 min

The Tip OffEp.66 What a scoop!You will have heard about the BBC Newnight interview with Prince Andrew - it was a seismic scoop that reverberated around the world.But how did it happen? The answer is one woman: Sam McAlister. This is how she bagged the interview of the decade.Read all about it: https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Sam-McAlister/Scoops--The-BBCs-Most-Shocking-Interviews-from-Prince-And/27025330https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtBS8COhhhMhttps://variety.com/2023/film/global/netflix-prince-andrew-film-scoop-gillian-anderson-rufus-sewell-1235514568/ Supported by Studio To Be.Hosted and produced: Ma...2023-05-0535 min

The Tip OffEp. 65 Closed ranksHannah Al-Othman sits in her car in front of a stranger’s house. Inside is a man who might be responsible for a woman’s death. A man whose name is known to a lot of people, but who has not yet been brought to justice.In this episode we hear how Hannah and her colleague David Collins uncovered a shocking story of silence and inaction.Read all about it:https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/i-believe-british-soldiers-killed-my-sister-agnes-wanjiru-now-i-want-the-truth-rbc69q9pf https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/british-army-soldier-murder-mother-kenya-9hffnjqqv ...2023-04-0627 min

Iván MezaEpisodio 60 La Combinación Perfecta En Arquitectura / Cla Clá.Qué tal, Blueprints. Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio, el día de hoy tengo el placer de recibir a dos socios de un despacho de arquitectura de primera clase: Cla Clá. Hoy nos adentraremos en la doble visión de la arquitectura, acompañado de dos importantes pilares: experiencia e innovación. Nuestros invitados son Claudia Turrent y Axel de La Torre, dos arquitectos apasionados y talentosos que han estado trabajando juntos en el campo de la arquitectura. Cuentan con una gran cantidad de proyectos impresionantes bajo sus cinturones, estos dos expertos tienen mucho que...2023-02-151h 11

City Cast PortlandWhat A Non-Portlander Wants To Know About PortlandUsually, on the show, host Claudia Meza asks the questions. But today, David Plotz, co-host of the Slate Political Gabfest podcast and CEO of City Cast, is joining us and interviewing Claudia about Portland.You can listen to David’s podcast here: Political Gabfest Sign up for our daily, morning newsletter!We’re also on Instagram and Twitter! Follow us at @CityCastPDX What questions do you have about Portland? Shoot us an email at portland@citycast.fm, or leave us a voicemail at 503-208-5448.Still want more Portland news...2023-02-0121 min

The Tip OffEp. 64 In the pipelineRob Cribb had an idea for an investigation, an idea so big it was almost impossible to envisage how the work could be done. But then, it came to him....This is the story of how more than 100 journalists across Canada banded together to reveal the shocking levels on lead in tap water across the country.Read all about it: https://www.thestar.com/news/investigations/lead-in-water.htmlhttps://www.thestar.com/news/investigations/2019/11/04/how-we-did-it-inside-the-tainted-water-investigation.htmlThis show is a co-production of Studio to be. ...2022-06-0222 min

The Tip OffEp. 63 ListenWho gets to tell the stories we hear? On this episode we hear from citizen journalists - two women with lived experience of homelessness and surrounding issues, as they talk us through a ground-breaking project. Warning: this episode contains some explicit language and mention of sexual violence.Read all about it:https://groundswell-listenup-hub.org/ Sign up to the Listen Up Hub's mailing list: https://groundswell.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=898f9a6f3bf48a747d1b8a9d0&id=cb4875e542Th...2022-05-1922 min

The Tip OffEp. 62 ButternuttersHow do you investigate a group that is shrouded in secrecy by its very nature? This is the story of how two journalists - Patrick Lohmann and Marnie Eisenstadt tracked down dozens of people, to reveal the concerning goings on in an AA-type support group.Read all about it:https://www.syracuse.com/butternutters/#:~:text=The%20organization%20called%20%22The%20Syracuse,Post%2DStandard%20investigation%20has%20found. This show is a co-production of Studio to be. Hosted and produced: Maeve McClenaghan Co-Executive Producers: Joaquin Alvarado and...2022-04-2925 min

The John Henry Soto ShowCounterparts - Camila Meza - April 28th 2022We have a special Thursday show! We are so excited to have the amazing Camila Meza on the show! https://camilameza.com/home Meza is musically inspired by jazz guitarists like George Benson and Pat Metheny as well as being influenced by South American music and folk, she first studied with Jorge Vidal and Jorge Díaz. Increasingly oriented to Claudia Acuña from the mid-2000s she worked on the jazz scene of her hometown, where her first recording Giovanni Cultrera, Espinoza y Cia (Navidad en Jazz) was released in 2005. In 2007 she presented her debut album Skylark (Stateside). In 2009 Meza...2022-04-2954 min

Counterparts ShowCounterparts - Camila Meza - April 28th 2022We have a special Thursday show! We are so excited to have the amazing Camila Meza on the show! https://camilameza.com/home Meza is musically inspired by jazz guitarists like George Benson and Pat Metheny as well as being influenced by South American music and folk, she first studied with Jorge Vidal and Jorge Díaz. Increasingly oriented to Claudia Acuña from the mid-2000s she worked on the jazz scene of her hometown, where her first recording Giovanni Cultrera, Espinoza y Cia (Navidad en Jazz) was released in 2005. In 2007 she presented her debut album Skyl...2022-04-2954 min

The Tip OffEp. 61 Beyond the HorizonWhere do you start in unravelling one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in the UK system? For Nick Wallis it all began with a tweet.This is the story of how Nick’s tenacity, with over a decade of reporting, exposed a scandal of unimaginable proportions.Read all about it:https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-great-post-office-scandal/nick-wallis/9781916302389 This show is a co-production of Studio to be. Hosted and produced: Maeve McClenaghan Co-Executive Producers: Joaquin Alvarado and Ken IkedaPro...2022-04-1433 min

The Tip OffEp. 59 Unidentified flying objectsOne December day, Samira Shackle found herself in the midst of an unfolding, global story. Drones had been spotted flying around Gatwick Airport. But weeks, then months passed, and no drone operators were ever found.Samira lays out how she dug into the mystery and revealed all was not as it first seemed. Read all about it:https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/dec/01/the-mystery-of-the-gatwick-drone https://samirashackle.com/karachi-vice/ This show is a co-production of Studio to be. Hosted and produced: Maeve McClenaghan C...2022-03-2427 min

The Tip OffEp. 58: Where justice endsAnnabel Hennessy was reporting on another case when she heard a name that would change everything. A lawyer, expert in First Nations’ rights, told her about Jody Gore - a woman convicted of murder with little weight given to the years of domestic abuse she suffered.This story unravels how Annabel’s groundbreaking series of articles led to real change in Western Australia.WARNING: This episode contains descriptions of domestic abuse and may not be suitable for all. If you or a loved one is experiencing domestic violence, support is available globally through a number...2022-03-1427 min

4 Gatas Literatas4GatasLiteratas T2E5 Lorena Díaz Meza - Carmen Gloria Donoso4GatasLiteratas T2E. Conversamos en éste episodio con Lorena Díaz (Ed. Sherezade), Carmen Gloria Donoso (Compañía de teatro "Las Andantes") conducen las escritoras Verónica Grunewald & Claudia Kennedy. Este capítulo se transmitió en vivo desde nuestro canal de YouTube el día Sábado 5 de Marzo 2022 a las 15hrs. #editorial #Chile #Teatro #escritura #feminismo #4GatasLiteratas @claukennedy @vero_grunewald @carrifos @ediciones.sherezade @lorena.diazmeza #teatrodeemociones @amordementira_elmusical #AgathaJoyas @editorialcabezahueca @otakomood.store (Kimonos y accesorios exclusivos )2022-03-091h 01