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Think Out LoudThink Out LoudREBROADCAST: ‘Class of 2025’ first gradeIn 2012, then Oregon governor John Kitzhaber announced a lofty goal: by 2025, the state would achieve a 100% high school graduation rate. That hasn’t happened — the state’s graduation rate is around 82% — but the goal sparked the creation of a 12-year reporting project at OPB called  “Class of 2025.”   OPB journalists began talking to 27 students who were then in kindergarten at Earl Boyles elementary school in Southeast Portland, and have followed most of them through to 2025. Back in 2014, “Think Out Loud" spent an hour with the first graders, their teachers and parents after an early pizza lunch at Earl Boyles...2025-06-0652 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOPB’s ‘Class of 2025’ project culminates with seniors graduating, followed since kindergartenIn 2012, Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber announced a goal that by 2025, the state would achieve a 100% high school graduation rate. Although Oregon today graduates only about 4 out of 5 students, that aspiration sparked the creation of OPB’s “Class of 2025” project. Journalists at OPB began tracking 27 students starting in first grade at Earl Boyles Elementary School in Southeast Portland through their senior year. For the past 12 years, the production team has documented the students’ triumphs and setbacks, transitions to new schools and social dynamics, along with the family members, teachers and administrators who’ve been helping them reach this milestone. The first podc...2025-06-0438 minPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee 5-13-25: Former Sen Dennis Linthicum weekly interview: New study blames racism, exclusion and marginalization instead of Democrat bad ideas as why nearly half of families in Portland Metro struggle financially, Leftist OPB smear on Rep Harbick that’s meant to stop his unanimously passed bill in the House that’s being heard in the Senate, Is NIKE funding radical study on transgender young boys, Inflation down three months in a row: so much for fears of tariff negativity, DHS probing whether CA is paying ineligible illegal aliens and Fed judge greenlights IRS data sharing of illegal aliens with ICEFormer Sen Dennis Linthicum weekly interview: New study blames racism, exclusion and marginalization instead of Democrat bad ideas as why nearly half of families in Portland Metro struggle financially. https://www.kptv.com/2025/05/13/nearly-half-all-oregon-families-struggling-make-ends-meet/ Leftist OPB smear on Rep Harbick that’s meant to stop his unanimously passed bill in the House that’s being heard in the Senate: https://www.opb.org/article/2025/05/12/republican-lawmaker-wants-oregonians-to-have-more-time-to-fight-media-errors/ Is NIKE funding radical study on transgender young boys: https://www.breitbart.com/clips/2025/05/12/exclusive-tomi-lahren-reports-nike-wont-say-if-its-funding-radical-transgender-study-on-young-boys/ Inflation down three months in a row: so much for fears of tari...2025-05-1343 minThe EvergreenThe EvergreenOPB journalists help us make sense of federal government changesIt’s hard to keep up with the dizzying pace of changes being made by the Trump Administration. This episode, we take a tour of OPB’s newsroom and hear from reporters covering politics, climate, health, business and more about what those changes mean for people in the Northwest, and what it’s like to be covering them as a journalist right now.    You can find even more coverage of federal policies and how they are playing out in the Pacific Northwest here.   For more Evergreen episodes and to share your voice wit...2025-03-2436 minOPB AudioOPB AudioAn OPB playlist full of holiday cheerOPB's longtime Christmas music curator JT Griffith is back for his fifth year of holiday cheer! He spoke with OPB’s “All Things Considered” host Crystal Ligori about finding holiday vinyl from Japan, scoring an art installation with Christmas tunes, and being perpetually in his ‘Christmas era’.2024-12-2008 minThe EvergreenThe EvergreenBehind the camera lens with OPB’s Photo EditorThey say a picture is worth a thousand words. And that’s never been more true than in our fractured-attention-span, doom-scrolling age. People can process an image in as little as 13 milliseconds — and that often means deciding whether to read the story below that image - or not - exactly that quickly.    So the choices journalists make about what image to put with a story really matter. But they can also be super complicated.    OPB’s Photo Editor Kristyna Wentz-Graff sat down with us to talk about the decisions she makes when makin...2024-11-1134 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudPortland election analysis: What’s next for the city with new elected leadershipFrom homelessness to a budget crisis, Portland officials will have a lot to navigate as they take office. This year, Portlanders used ranked choice voting to decide the next mayor and council. And the city council has expanded from five seats to 12 across four geographic districts. We check in on how the election went and what’s next for the city with Alex Zielinski, OPB’s Portland city politics reporter.2024-11-0814 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudNext day election analysis: from Oregon ballot measures to statewide offices and congressional racesMembers of OPB’s politics team join us to provide analysis and share the latest updates on Oregon races in the general election. They’ll discuss the results of statewide ballot measures and analyze some of the congressional district races, as well as the latest developments in Portland’s historic elections to choose a new mayor and expand the city council from five seats to 12. We’ll also hear from some of the candidates who won or are leading in statewide and US Congressional races.2024-11-0652 minOPB AudioOPB AudioWeekend Edition host Lillian Karabaic interviews a haunted house actor for OPB's At Work With seriesWeekend Edition host Lillian Karabaic interviews a haunted house actor for OPB's At Work With series2024-10-3103 minThink Out LoudThink Out Loud‘Hush’ - The State of Oregon v. Jesse Lee JohnsonOn March 20, 1998, police in Salem, Oregon, discovered the body of 28-year-old Harriet Thompson inside her apartment. Within a week, they arrested Jesse Johnson for murder. Johnson drifted west after a troubled childhood in Arkansas and a stint in prison there. In Salem, he was known around town as a homeless drug user. A random encounter with Thompson the week before she was killed changed Johnson’s life forever.Today we’ll listen to the first episode of OPB’s new podcast “Hush.”2024-10-0143 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudThe Department of Energy promised a tribal nation millions of dollars for solar energy, but has made it nearly impossible to accessWashington’s Yakama Nation received both a grant and a $100 million federal loan to build a large solar project. Held up by a series of bureaucratic hurdles, the funding could expire before the government lets the tribal nation access the money. OPB Investigative Editor Tony Schick joins us to explain how bureaucracy is getting in the way of progress. 2024-09-3014 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOutgoing Multnomah County DA changes jury selection for misdemeanor trialsStarting next week, the Multnomah County District Attorney’s office will no longer allow prospective jurors to be dropped without reason for misdemeanor trials. The change was made to reduce racial bias during jury selection, according to outgoing DA Mike Schmidt. The new policy will not apply to trials involving domestic violence charges, and will allow for some exceptions for prosecutors to request a prospective juror be removed. But the move appears to have blindsided Senior Deputy District Attorney Nathan Vasquez who defeated Schmidt in the May primary election and will take over as district attorney in January. Joining us...2024-07-2511 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudGroup mounts effort to block dollar stores from opening in eastern OregonChain stores like Dollar General and Family Dollar have been popping up in eastern Oregon. An opposition group known as No Dollar General has formed to stop the spread of such stores. While Dollar General successfully opened a store in the city of Wallowa recently, the opposition group is still fighting to keep the chain from expanding in the region. Last month, the Joseph City Council passed an ordinance banning “formula” businesses from operating within city limits. The policy targets stores that have “prescribed standards and features,” such as dollar stores, while allowing for some exemptions. Antonio Sierra...2024-07-1012 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudEight years later, is Measure 98 achieving its goals for Oregon high schools?In November 2016, Oregon voters overwhelmingly approved Measure 98, also known as the High School Success fund. It provides targeted state funds in three core areas: dropout prevention, career and technical education and college readiness. High schools across the state can apply to access Measure 98 funds by developing individual plans on how those dollars will get used to boost graduation rates among students at risk for dropping out, for example, or provide CTE courses. Stand for Children, a nonprofit that helped write Measure 98 and campaigned for its passage, credits it with helping raise graduation rates, especially for students of color and...2024-06-2715 minCrosstabsCrosstabsOPB's Dirk VanderHart Breaks Down the NewsOPB politics reporter Dirk VanderHart joins the podcast. Bryan, Reagan, and Dirk discuss Senate Democrats picking their new leader (Senator Kathleen Taylor), the Oregon Rebate ballot measure, Charlie Conrad leaving the Republican Party after losing his primary, and money in politics.Disclaimer: Opinions expressed by hosts are not necessarily shared by our guests and vice versa.* Oregon Senate Democrats pick Kathleen Taylor as next leader* Every Oregonian could receive $750 a year with new corporate tax increase ballot measure* Oregon Rebate* Only Oregon Republican lawmaker who supports abortion rights is...2024-06-271h 20Think Out LoudThink Out LoudChecking in on Oregon’s regulated psilocybin industryIt’s been a year since the first licensed psilocybin service centers in Oregon opened – facilities where people 21 and older can legally ingest psychedelic mushrooms in a supervised, therapeutic setting. Oregon became the first state in the nation to approve and regulate the use of psilocybin through a legal framework set up and administered by the Oregon Health Authority. The agency has currently awarded licenses to 28 psilocybin service centers which continue to face regulatory and economic headwinds.  According to recent reporting in the Capital Chronicle, entrepreneurs are struggling with getting customers through the door, given state restrictions around...2024-06-1714 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOregon’s Planned Parenthood affiliates rocked by inner disagreementsThe two new leaders of Oregon’s Planned Parenthood affiliates are pushing to dissolve the political arm of their organization in a move that has blindsided some long-time advocates and has them worried about the future of reproductive rights in the state. Oregon has two Planned Parenthood affiliates. They provide reproductive health care, including abortion access, but do not engage in political work such as lobbying or campaigns. Last week, the leaders of those two affiliates sent a letter to the two groups’ political advocacy arm. They informed the lobbying group’s governing board that they plan to dissolve Planne...2024-06-1212 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudCriminal case dismissed against burn boss in Grant CountyIn October 2022, Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley arrested Ricky Snodgrass, a U.S. Forest Service employee who was leading a prescribed burn that jumped to private land and burned roughly 20 acres. In February of this year, a grand jury indicted Snodgrass on a misdemeanor count of reckless burning. His case was then moved to federal court, where it was dismissed last week. The case was a particularly striking example of longstanding tensions between federal agencies and local communities in rural Oregon. Conrad Wilson is a reporter covering criminal justice and legal affairs for OPB. He joins us...2024-06-1009 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudAn update on protests at PSU, UOGaza war protesters at two Oregon universities have made progress on their demands after weeks of demonstrationsOn Friday, the Associated Students of Portland State University and PSU President Ann Cudd released a joint statement condemning the violence in Gaza and  announcing new initiatives on campus. At the University of Oregon, a deal has been struck to disband the encampment students established more than three weeks ago. Tiffany Camhi is the higher education reporter for OPB. Nathan Wilk is a KLCC reporter. They join us to share details about what is happening on the two university campuses.2024-05-2915 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudPost-primary election coverageOregon voters have now cast their ballots for the primary election. May primary elections tend to draw low turnouts, despite some big items on the ballot, including an open race for the Congressional seat held for nearly 30 years by Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-Portland), who announced his retirement last October. We hear from some of the winners of key Congressional, county and mayoral contests that were on the ballot. OPB political reporter Dirk VanderHart also joins us for analysis of the primary, from the massive amounts of outside money flowing into the CD3 race, to contests to decide who will...2024-05-2250 minThe Inside Elections PodcastThe Inside Elections PodcastEpisode 23: Oregon Primaries, Maryland Results with Dirk VanderHart of OPBNathan Gonzales, Jacob Rubashkin and Dirk VanderHart of Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) look ahead to key House primaries in Oregon and look back at consequential results in Maryland, Nebraska, and West Virginia.Twitter profiles: @nathanlgonzales @jacobrubashkin @dirquez @InsideElections The Inside Elections podcast analyzes congressional, presidential and gubernatorial races in a nonpartisan, data-driven, and accessible way. With a combination of reporting and data, Inside Elections brings valuable context to complex races. Go to InsideElections.com to subscribe to the bi-weekly newsletter through individual subscriptions and...2024-05-1650 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOffshore wind energy in Southern Oregon moving forwardThe Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, an agency within the U.S. Department of Interior, recently announced next steps for developing floating wind facilities off the coast of Coos Bay and Brookings. These Oregon offshore wind turbines could power more than one million homes with renewable energy, according to the agency. Still, tribal leaders and commercial fishing groups remain concerned about how the projects could affect the ecosystem. We hear more about the latest developments from OPB climate reporter Monica Samayoa.2024-05-0813 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudConcerns grow over Canadian pipeline expansion and impact on oil tanker activity in Pacific Northwest waters Last week, crude oil started flowing through a newly expanded pipeline that stretches more than 600 miles from the tar sands of Canada’s Alberta province to an export terminal near Vancouver in British Columbia. The Canadian government spent $25 billion and more than four years to complete construction on the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion which will triple its capacity to ship nearly a million barrels of oil a day. But the project has also raised concerns about the threat of oil spills south of the border, and the harm to endangered marine mammals from increasing tanker activity moving through the Sal...2024-05-0614 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOregon 4th Congressional District Republican primary conversation: candidate Amy Ryan CourserTwo Republican candidates are hoping to win their party’s nomination to upset the Democratic incumbent Congresswoman Val Hoyle in ORegon’s 4th District. Amy Ryan Courser is a consultant and former Keizer city council member. One her campaign website she says she’s a mom, wife, mom, friend and Patriot, and describes her priorities as “America first.” Her primary opponent, Monique DeSpain, a 30-year Air Force veteran and attorney, declined OPB’s invitation for an interview or candidate debate. We talk with Amy Fryan Courser about making her case to Oregon voters in the 4th district. 2024-04-1912 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudSouthwest Washington county jail to close following lawsuit, inmate safety concernsLast Friday, Klickitat County commissioners voted 2-1 during a special session to close the county jail following disturbing incidents that have called into question conditions in the facility and the treatment of inmates detained there. In January, the family of Ivan Howtopat filed a $20 million wrongful death lawsuit. Howtopat was withdrawing from fentanyl at the time of his detention and was found dead in his jail cell last May. Last November, a female inmate at the county jail was transferred to a local hospital after her health severely deteriorated while in custody.     Commissioners indicated they would transfer th...2024-04-0317 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOregon Gov. Tina Kotek to consider establishing Office of the First SpouseLast week, three of Gov. Tina Kotek’s top aides announced their departure from the Governor’s Office. Sources with knowledge of the matter told OPB that the shakeup could have come from personality conflicts between staff and the governor's wife, Aimee Kotek Wilson. Now, Kotek is considering establishing an Office of the First Spouse and has already hired two state-funded staffers to accompany First Lady Kotek Wilson to an out-of-state conference in Salt Lake City. Dirk VanderHart is OPB’s political reporter. He joins us to share more on recent news.   2024-03-2714 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOPB’s latest podcast, “Salmon Wars, highlights the story of indigenous fights for salmon on the Columbia RiverOPB's latest podcast, “Salmon Wars,” tells the story of salmon in the Northwest in a way you haven’t heard before — through the voices of one Yakama Nation family who have been fighting for salmon for generations. In episode one, host Tony Schick introduces us to Randy Settler and his family. The Settlers, members of the Yakama Nation, have been deeply affected by the Northwest’s salmon policies for generations. They lost their home, their primary food source, and their ancestral fishing grounds. Randy and his parents went to jail for exercising their fishing rights. They also won some important...2024-03-2522 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudHow school districts across Oregon and Southwest Washington are dealing with budget cutsInadequate state funding and the end of COVID-19 relief dollars have left school districts across Oregon with multimillion-dollar budget deficits. Portland Public Schools officials are planning to cut $30 million out of next year’s budget and administrators at Salem-Keizer Public Schools need to cut $60 million. The Bend-La Pine School Board recently voted to place a local tax levy on the spring ballot in an effort to close their funding gaps. And in Southwest Washington, Evergreen Public Schools is facing a $16-20 million budget shortfall, while Vancouver Public Schools is facing $35 million. OPB’s K-12 education reporter Natalie Pate...2024-03-2214 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudLove on the front linesEven in the midst of great suffering, humans continue to live and love. Two new books from Louis Alberto Urrea and Alice Winn focus on the human relationships that take place in the midst of War. Winn’s novel, “In Memoriam,” tells the story of two gay British soldiers coming to terms with their relationship during the brutal trench warfare of WWI. Urrea’s book, “Goodnight, Irene,” chronicles the life of a woman serving on the front lines of WWII as a “Donut Dolly.” These heroic Red Cross volunteers served coffee and donuts to American soldiers to keep up their morale. OP...2024-03-1853 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudMonthlong legislative session wraps up with passage of key billsIn just 31 days, Oregon lawmakers ended the 2024 legislative session. They passed bills with bipartisan support that targeted affordable housing, homelessness, campaign finance and the fentanyl crisis. They also delivered on Governor Tina Kotek’s top legislative priority with a $376 million housing package to boost affordable housing construction, help counties acquire land to develop properties and expand emergency shelters for people experiencing homelessness.   The governor has already announced she will sign into law HB 4002, which effectively ends Oregon’s experiment with drug decriminalization under Measure 110. But there were limits to that bipartisan cooperation, such as when Republicans blocked passa...2024-03-1113 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOregon Senate votes to end drug decriminalizationOn Friday, the Oregon Senate passed House Bill 4002, which now heads to Governor Tina Kotek. Under the proposal, people caught with small amounts of illicit drugs like fentanyl could face jail time. HB 4002 also creates new addiction service facilities. OPB political reporter Dirk VanderHart joins us with details.   2024-03-0411 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudOregon legislature moves forward with a bill to regulate ownership of certain medical practicesOregon lawmakers are considering a bipartisan bill that would create some of the strictest limits in the nation on corporate ownership of primary care and specialty medical clinics. The bill has passed the House already, and senators on the health care committee voted Tuesday to pass it on to the full Senate for consideration. Some of the bill’s toughest provisions would not apply to hospitals, health systems, and nursing homes, which are already largely exempt from Oregon’s restrictions on the corporate practice of medicine. We hear more details from OPB health reporter Amelia Templeton.2024-02-2713 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudHalfway through the 2024 legislative session, what is still on the table?Oregon’s short legislative session is more than halfway over, and Monday marked the first major deadline that legislation needs to clear in order to have a chance to pass this year. A bill that would have bolstered the state’s goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in coming years isn’t moving forward, along with a bill that would have blocked teachers from striking. Legislators are still working on tweaks to Measure 110 and campaign contribution limits. OPB political reporter Dirk VanderHart updates us on the ongoing work in Salem.2024-02-2116 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudHow federal financial aid update is impacting Oregon students and school officialsCollege-bound students in Oregon and around the nation would typically be receiving their financial aid packages from colleges and universities right about now to help them decide where to enroll in the fall. But many students may now have to wait until April because of the U.S. Department of Education’s delay in sharing financial aid information to colleges and universities.  The delay adds to the troubled rollout of the new version of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid which the education department recently overhauled to make it easier for families and students to apply for...2024-02-1613 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudDrug prevention messaging at Oregon schools varies widely, investigative series revealsIn November, the Oregon Health Authority began offering all middle and high schools in the state free kits containing naloxone, a medication used to reverse overdoses from opioids, including fentanyl. Fake prescription pills laced with fentanyl have been linked to accidental overdose deaths among multiple teens in Oregon. Amid this backdrop, a new investigative series from The Lund Report, University of Oregon's Catalyst Journalism Project  and OPB takes a look at what drug prevention messaging looks like in Oregon’s school districts. The investigation revealed that what students are being taught varies widely, and that many school districts don’t use...2024-01-2229 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudJohn Day voters appear to recall mayorEarly results show that residents in John Day have voted to recall their mayor just a year after she took office. A group of citizens and city employees moved to begin the recall process after filing a criminal complaint against Mayor Heather Rookstool last fall. Both the complaint and the recall petition allege that Rookstool overstepped the legal role of her office by taking on duties belonging to the city manager. The recall went to a vote this month after Rookstool refused to resign in December.  Antonio Sierra is OPB’s rural communities reporter. He joins us wit...2024-01-2215 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudBlack liberation through revolution and fashionFrom the Black Panthers to hip hop, the Shakur family stands out as leaders of Black political thought and activism in this country. Journalist Santi Elijah Holley chronicles the history of this family in his new  book “An Amerikan Family: The Shakurs and the Nation.” Holley describes a group of people committed to resisting the exploitation and persecution of Black people, and creating a space of self-determination through activism, care, violence, and art. OPB’s Prakruti Bhatt talks to Holley at the 2023 Portland Book Festival.    From Dennis Rodman’s hair colors to Michael Jordan’s sneakers to LeBron James’...2024-01-1553 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudA new year means new Oregon laws have taken effectFrom the housing crisis to public safety, Oregon has a whole set of new state laws taking effect in January. The laws range from targeting “paramilitary activity” to tax breaks for families with children. We learn more on what Oregonians can expect in the new year from OPB political reporter Dirk VanderHart.2024-01-0214 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudRebroadcast - Responding to Oregon youth mental health needs with evidence-based approachThe Oregon-based nonprofit LifeWorks NW began providing mental health services more than 60 years ago, long before the idea of providing mental health services in the community was recognized as a best practice. Today the nonprofit runs a variety of mental health treatment programs, including Adolescent Day Treatment and one of the state’s Early Assessment and Support Alliance programs. It’s also one of the three partners of the Bridge clinic at OHSU. As a part of a new OPB series tackling some of the most pressing problems that Oregonians are facing, along with some promising solutions, we went to...2023-12-2552 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudSumming up the biggest stories of the yearWe are joined by a panel of experts to look back at the biggest news stories from the Pacific Northwest in 2023. Nkenge Harmon Johnson is the president and CEO of the Urban League of Portland. Anna Griffin is the Vice President of News at OPB. And Scott Bruun is the Vice President of Government Affairs at Oregon Business & Industry, a statewide business advocacy group.2023-12-2252 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudThe best ‘Think Out Loud’ stories of 2023As 2023 comes to a close, the staff of OPB's "Think Out Loud" look back on some of their favorite conversations from the past year. Producers Allison Frost, Elizabeth Castillo, Gemma DiCarlo, Sage Van Wing and Sheraz Sadiq joined host Dave Miller in conversation.2023-12-2152 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudFederal government commits $600M to I-5 bridge replacementLast week delegates from Washington state announced that the effort to replace the Interstate 5 bridge spanning the Columbia River will get $600 million from a U.S. Department of Transportation grant. Replacing the century-old bridge is expected to cost around $6 billion. Planners overseeing the project hope $2.5 billion of that will come from federal grants. Oregon and Washington state have each committed $1 billion to the project. Troy Brynelson, OPB’s Southwest Washington bureau chief, joins us to discuss where the project stands.2023-12-1819 minOPB AudioOPB AudioOPB's Class of 2025 tries on different careersOPB's Class of 2025 tries on different careers2023-12-1405 minPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee 12-1-2023: who said segment, removing dams insanity OPB article, Bidenomics costing you 10k more, DeSantis nails Newsom, YouTube host with 7 M subscribers takes down all videos after Christian conversion and Clayton Morris says millions of illegals coming to America in next few monthsWho said “Do you support outlawing fried foods?” https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/11/do-you-support-outlawing-fried-foods-senator-john/ Removing dams insanity update: This explains why they want to build giant solar farms in the valley cause they intend to take down Willamette basin dams: https://www.opb.org/article/2023/11/30/snake-river-dam-breach-biden-leak/ Bidenonmics: You’re spending 10k more per year than just 2.5 years ago: https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/oregonians-need-over-10000-more-just-to-live-like-they-did-in-2021-analysis-finds/ DeSantis nails Newsom about Newsom’s in laws moving to Florida from California: https://www.koin.com/news/oregon/oregonians-need-over-10000-more-just-to-live-like-they-did-in-2021-analysis-finds/ Popular YouTube host with 7 milli...2023-12-0143 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudTentative deal reached to end Portland teachers’ strikeOn Monday morning, more than 40,000 students in Portland returned to school after a tentative deal had been announced the day before to end a teachers’ strike that had shut down schools since Nov 1. The agreement between Portland Public Schools district and the Portland Association of Teachers still needs to be ratified by union members and the school board this week. It includes a nearly 14% pay raise for educators over the next three years, additional planning time and expanded access to mental health support for students in the district. Joining us to talk about the deal, how students will make up...2023-11-2715 minThink Out LoudThink Out LoudJudge rules Oregon's voter-approved gun control measure violates state constitutionYesterday, a Harney County Circuit Court judge ruled that Measure 114 violates Oregon's state constitution. The law, which voters passed last year to regulate firearms, has yet to go into effect due to multiple court challenges. Measure 114 bans future purchases of magazines that can carry more than 10 rounds of ammunition. It also requires those wishing to buy a firearm to get a permit first. Permits will require applicants to complete a safety class and a federal background check. Earlier this year, U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut ruled the law is legal under the U.S. Constitution. That...2023-11-2209 minOPB AudioOPB AudioOPB Week in Review for Friday September 8th 2023We wrap up the week's Northwest news with OPB's Emily Cureton Cook. We also hear from Oregon Capital Chronicle reporter Ben Botkin about his reporting on new scrutiny of Oregon’s system for getting mental health services to people on Medicaid, following a whistleblower complaint.2023-09-0807 minOPB AudioOPB AudioOPB Week in Review for Friday August 18th 2023We wrap up the week's Northwest news with OPB's Anna Griffin. We also hear from Bend Bulletin reporter Taylor Bayly about her reporting on student discipline reform efforts in Bend and throughout the state of Oregon.2023-08-1808 minOPB AudioOPB AudioOPB Week in Review for Friday July 14th 2023We wrap up the week's Northwest news with OPB's Andrew Theen. We also hear from KOIN 6 News investigative reporter Elise Haas about Oregon Health Authority rules mandating testing of cannabis for the mold aspergillus and their implications for cannabis growers.2023-07-1508 minPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee 06-13-2023: Are Senate R's about to cave? OPB says Dems watering down HB2002B, Sen Linthicum interview and newsletter and Sen Boquist newsletter, Trump arraignment today, Analysis of Trump indictment, Sen Grassley drops bomb about Biden corruption, Oregon Trucking Association event hit with drive by shootingAre OR Sen R’s about to cave for little changes in Dems radical leftist agenda? https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2023/06/oregon-democrats-consider-making-key-changes-to-reproductive-health-care-bill-in-effort-to-end-republican-walkout.html OPB says Dems are watering down HB2002B but are they really? https://www.opb.org/article/2023/06/12/oregon-legislature-democrats-may-water-down-bills-abortion-gun-safety-end-republican-walkout/ Sen Linthicum interview/newsletter: https://oregoncatalyst.com/69116-sen-linthicum-standing-firm.html Sen Boquist newsletter: https://oregoncatalyst.com/69116-sen-linthicum-standing-firm.html Trump arraignment today: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/06/new-magistrate-preside-trumps-arraignment-florida-not-aileen/ Analysis of Trump’s indictment document: https://www.theepochtimes.com/analysis-analyzing-the-trump-indictment_5327464.html Senator Grassley drops bomb on Senate floor about 17 recordings of Biden’s...2023-06-1342 minStarting a RiotStarting a RiotIntroducing: Starting a RiotFrom OPB and the NPR Network, Starting a Riot tells the story of a movement called riot grrrl. It wasn't just music – it was politics, feminism, culture and zines. We’ll hear from people on the margins, people who felt left out, and the people who insisted on being part of the conversation anyway.2023-05-2005 minOPB AudioOPB AudioOPB Week in Review for Friday March 10th 2023We wrap up the week's Oregon news with OPB's April Ehrlich. And we hear from The Lund Report managing editor Emily Green about how state inaction on improving youth education, prevention and addiction services has left teens vulnerable to fentanyl.2023-03-1008 minOther People\'s Beer PodcastOther People's Beer PodcastThis Old Brewery - Sizing Your Brewery - Down with OPBDave and Corey are back with more help on sizing your homebrew set up.   Sizing your Components; Down with OPB Dave and Corey sit down for another installment of This Old Brewery where they discuss the sizing and spec requirements for Corey's brewery.   Sit back, grab a beverage and relax as Dave drones on and on about equipment!   Talking Points: Being down with OPB Lancaster Brewing Company Hop Hog SS Brew Tech Claw Hammer Brewing Supply ...2022-11-221h 06OPB AudioOPB AudioOPB News Week in Review for Friday August 5th 2022We wrap up the week's Northwest news with OPB's Lillian Mongeau Hughes. And we hear from Juliet Grable of Jefferson Public Radio about a coalition in Southern Oregon that's working to help wildlife cross I-5.2022-08-0507 minPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee 7-15-2022: Betsy and Drazan answer OPB abortion questions, OR's 5th highest inflation, Election data doesn't match TV data, Uvalde shooting video is bewilderingBetsy answers leftist OPB abortion questions: she doesn’t support using tax dollars for abortion: https://www.opb.org/article/2022/07/14/oregon-governor-candidate-betsy-johnson-answers-opb-questions-on-abortion/ Drazan answers OPB abortion questions: Sidesteps questions with weasel words: supports gay marriage. https://www.opb.org/article/2022/07/14/oregon-governor-candidate-betsy-johnson-answers-opb-questions-on-abortion/ Oregon has 5th highest inflation: https://www.koin.com/news/best-and-worst-us-states-to-live-in-as-inflation-keeps-rising/ Election data doesn’t match what we saw TV: https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/07/huge-data-supporting-final-results-2020-election-not-reconcile-voting-machine-files-something-wrong/ Uvalde shooting video is bewildering: https://thefederalist.com/2022/07/15/police-failures-in-uvalde-are-what-happen-when-law-enforcement-cares-more-about-woke-politics-than-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=police-failures-in-uvalde-are-what-happen-when-law-enforcement-cares-more-about-woke-politics-than-training&utm_term=2022-07-15 Uvalde shooting...2022-07-1543 minPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee with Jeff KropfPolitical Coffee 7-14-2022: OPB tries to make OR Gov's election all about abortion when it isn't, How to fight against abortion in court, Christian bakers win and why it matters for free speech from the pulpitFake news: taxpayer funded OPB covers for the expected Dem losses in the Nov elections in OR by making it all about abortion when it isn’t. Betsy won’t support spending tax dollars to pay for travel to OR for abortions and Drazan is pro gay marriage. https://www.opb.org/article/2022/07/14/oregon-governor-election-abortion-kotek-johnson-drazen/ How to fight back in court against abortion: Trump affiliated group sues Dick’s Sporting Goods in Fed court for discrimination: https://www.theepochtimes.com/trump-endorsed-group-files-abortion-benefit-related-discrimination-complaint-against-dicks_4597239.html Kudos to Christian bakers for standing firm on religious liberty as Lars points out. https...2022-07-1437 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP236: Live Streaming Updates on my Kid’s OPB. Bullies, Haters, and Bashers.I’ve been busy for the past few months on the Online Presence Building with my kids. I wanted to dedicated my 100% time for them. If I wanted to help someone on OPB, why not start with my kids. They learned a lot and giving them a bit of independence now. Ibtalked about how things were going in there channels. Maybe it can teach you as well. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-10-0300 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP224:OPB | WK25 | A Filipino Businessman, Helping Clients on Their Online PresenceThere are many business opportunities we can start up with, one of which is online business. Helping a person or a company to have an online presence is a business that we can explore. In this episode, we had a chance to chat with Ron V.,  a fellow Filipino, who built his growing company from scratch. He shared how he stepped-up the ladder of entrepreneurship from being a medical technologist to having an online presence business in the Philippines. Let's listen to his OPB story. Shownotes: OPB FB Group: www.facebook.com/groups/onlinepresencebuilding Ron's Online Presence: Facebook: https://www.f...2020-06-2143 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP206: OPB | What Language Should We Use in Our OPBIf you had just started your Online Presence Building, you may wonder what language you will use.  In this episode, I'll talk about how I end up choosing English as my OPB official language. Listen! Join me: www.facebook.com/groups/onlinepresencebuilding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-06-0320 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP204: OPB | What is the Best and Reliable Laptop for Online Presence BuildingI wanted to share with you about my experience with my OPB laptop. I've used Windows PC laptops and Macbook Pros before, which I talked about it in this podcast. In this episode, I'll talk about the best laptop that we can use for your OPB. Listen! Join me: www.facebook.com/groups/onlinepresencebuilding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-06-0117 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP197: OPB | High Speed Internet is Coming, Prepare Your Online Presence BuildingIn our Online Presence Building, we wanted to write, create a video, or use our voice.  The reason for this is that it depends on the technology that we have at present. But, what if there's a new technology that can provide us almost 100 times faster.  How should we react as an online presence builder? In this episode, I'll share two articles that will change the way we communicate in the near future and how we do our OPB. I will also talk to you about how we can take advantage of this news today...2020-05-2516 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP158:OPB | When Do You Start Sharing Your Online Presence Building?When an online creator starts his OPB, he then wanted to go viral as soon as he post one video or blog. We are guilty of this kind of thinking. It can be you, me, or anybody. I'm guilty of being this dude. That was when I first started my Online Presence Building long time ago. In this episode, I'll talk about when to start sharing our blog, vlog, or podcast. Listen! Links: www.facebook.com/groups/onlinepresencebuilding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-04-1516 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP156:OPB | How I Got 300 Followers in TikTok in 3 months300 Followers might be few for a number of followers, but for me, it's already a lot. Imagine 300 people following me, that would fit inside a conference room. They can watch my creations. That's a good start of my Online Presence Building in TikTok.   In this episode, I will talk about how I gained these followers and share my way of posting videos. Also I want to convince you why you need to start in this app for your OPB. Listen! Links: www.facebook.com/groups/onlinepresencebuilding --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-04-1320 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP153:OPB | How to Manage Time for Online Presence Building During the PandemicThere are a lot of excuses that Podcasters, Bloggers, and Vloggers think  when it comes to time management.  Some of these guys are not committed to OPB for the reason of lack of time. Sorry, I don't buy that!!! It's not the matter of not having time or being busy, it's a matter of accountability. If you really are committed in doing your OPB, like what you are committed with your job now, you will find a way.  I assure you that you can do OPB even with 30 minutes of your time a day...2020-04-1027 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP149:OPB| Why Relevant and Consistent Content is Better than Viral in OPB GrowthThere are lots of viral videos or content online. It lasts for a couple of days or months. But what happens next to the account of that viral content? Maybe the creator will get more followers or will just remain as a memory. In this episode, let’s talk more on what is important to do in our OPB rather than concentrating on viral contents. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-04-0623 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP144:OPB|Why Sharing Online Presence Building to Strangers Better Than to Closest FriendsHave you ever felt down or discouraged when you do your OPB and no one from your closest friends follow you? I felt the same way when I started my first OPB. It’s the reality. In this podcast, i will talk about how not to be discouraged and know the reality of this kind of situation. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-04-0120 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP142:OPB | How Online Presence Building Improve ConfidenceCreating something new online wake up the destructive critics. They are prepared to bash, troll, and hate your work. Too many skeptics, who you want to avoid that leads to low confidence in you. This will prevent you from starting your Online Presence Building. In this episode, I will talk about how I improved my self confidence through OPB so you can learn from it. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-3029 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP139:OPB | 7 Stages of Online Presence BuildingOnline Presence Building people start doing their OPB without a plan. They get burned out and eventually stop. In this episode, I discussed about the stages on how we should start out OPB. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-2736 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP137:OPB | Why Perfectionism is the Killer of Your Online Presence BuildingOnline Presence Builders stops their blog, vlog, or podcast because of their imperfections. They are worried on what critics say. They think that starting an OPB should be flawless. In this episode, I want to share my mindset about it, which is worth sharing. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-2520 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP132: OPB | How To Structure Your Online Presence BuildingHave you decided on whether you’re in to Online Presence Building or not? Well, if you are, then you can listen to this podcast. In this episode, I talked about how to structure your OPB. You have to lead followers somewhere, right? Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-2023 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP128:OPB | 3 Reasons Why We Should Start Our Online Presence BuildingMajority of people are hesitant to record themselves through blogging, vlogging, and podcasting. I definitely get it because I’ve been through with that mindset. Because of my OPB experiences, I realized that I have reasons to do it. In this episode, you might change your mind after listening to it. I had explain the 3 reasons why I do the Online Presence Building. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-1621 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP127:WK11 | Corona Effect, Creating Your OPB Accounts and MonetizationIn this episode, I’ve talked about Coronavirus and the effect of it in the economy in Canada. The panic buying scare in the stores is apparent. In our OPB, we’ve gone through opening of accounts and some tips on monetization. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-1515 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP121:OPB|Why Do You Need to Create Your First Online Account Now?In building your OPB, you have to create an account online. This is the basic foundation of Online Presence Building. In this episode, I discussed about what to create and the importance of building it. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-0911 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP118:OPB | Setting Up the Brand Name of your Online Presence BuildingDo you want to have your own brand name online? You can use this technique on whatever online presence building you want. Do you like to be seen on hundreds or thousands of people in the internet? In this episode, I'll teach you how to setup your brand name before you start a blog, vlog, or podcast. Listen!   Shownotes: www.memovingtocanada.com/register - Registration link to become a member of MM2C or OPB www.greenthumbwit.blogspot.com - My first blog link www.benalagnam.com - My brand...2020-03-0624 minMe Moving To Canada MM2CMe Moving To Canada MM2CEP116:OPB | How to Condition the Mindset of New OPBsNew Online Presence Builders, aka OPBr, have the fear of exposing themselves online. I been there and I felt that deep within me. There are ways on how to avoid that, which I learned through years of experience in OPB. In this episode, I’ll teach you how. Listen! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/benalagnam/message2020-03-0420 minState of Oregon PodcastState of Oregon PodcastEP07: OPB Think Out Loud interview with Nailed It Director Adele Pham“Nailed It,” produced by filmmaker Adele Pham, sets out to answer the question: Why are so many nail salons run by people of Vietnamese heritage? Pham grew up in Portland, and back for several screenings of the film this week. Listen to the interview on OPB here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/oregonpublicbroadcasting/documentary-looks-at-vietnamese-nail-sal NAILED IT PBS Encore Broadcast: December 10, 2019 @ 8/7c America ReFramed on WORLD Channel Streaming: ​12/10/2019 – 1/9/2020​ watch now at: vimeo.com/ondemand/nailedit2019-11-1419 minPvR GeloofsfamiliePvR Geloofsfamilie2019-09-29 Ryno Meyer - Herwin jou passie vir Jesus (Opb 2:1-7)2019-09-29 Ryno Meyer - Herwin jou passie vir Jesus (Opb 2:1-7) by PvR Geloofsfamilie2019-10-0336 minOPB\'s This Land is Our LandOPB's This Land is Our LandTrailer: OPB's This Land Is Our LandOPB's This Land Is Our Land covers the trial of Ammon Bundy and the other people charged with taking over the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon earlier this year.2016-08-3102 minConfluenceConfluenceOPB Celilo Falls Special Part 2This episode of Oregon Territory first aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting on March 9, 2007 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the flooding of Celilo Falls. It was produced for OPB by Colin Fogarty. He is now executive director of Confluence, which connects people to place through art and education. The final Confluence art installation by Maya Lin, set to be completed in 2017, is at Celilo Park near The Dalles, Oregon.2015-08-2515 minConfluenceConfluenceOPB Celilo Falls Special Part 1This episode of Oregon Territory first aired on Oregon Public Broadcasting on March 9, 2007 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the flooding of Celilo Falls. It was produced for OPB by Colin Fogarty. He is now executive director of Confluence, which connects people to place through art and education. The final Confluence art installation by Maya Lin, set to be completed in 2017, is at Celilo Park near The Dalles, Oregon.2015-08-2510 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeVeteran Marine David Taylor Shares An Exprience Of Returning Home After WarMarine David Taylor explains on Think Out Loud an experience of returning home after war. http://opb.is/klay12014-03-2402 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeChris Stark reads a description of the amazing voyageursThe voyageurs helped propel John Jacob Astor's overland crew across North America.2014-03-1401 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeHow Ira Glass Influenced A Part Of Chris Ware's 'Building Stories'During a live conversation on OPB's Think Out Loud, cartoonist Chris Ware shares hows his friend Ira Glass influenced a part of his book Building Stories. But he continues to explain, he doesn't have anything specific to "say" in his comics.2014-02-2002 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeWhy Chris Ware Creates ComicsDuring a live conversation on OPB's Think Out Loud, cartoonist Chris Ware shares a fundamental theme interwoven throughout his work2014-02-2001 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifePortlandia Isn't A Place It's A MindsetIn response to Brownstein’s annoyance that people take Portlandia as a skewering of Portland or hipsterdom she states — Portlandia isn’t a place, it’s “a mindset.”2014-02-0600 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeWhat Carrie Brownstein Takes Away From Louie C.K.'s ShowWhat Carrie Brownstein Takes Away From Louie C.K.'s Show by OPB Arts and Life2014-02-0601 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeHow Ozeki's mother's battle with Alzheimer's influenced "A Tale for the Time Being"Ozeki explains how dealing with her mother’s Alzheimer’s influenced the novel, and her own perspective on time.2014-02-0302 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeRuth Ozeki explains the feeling of how living among towering Douglas firs in British ColumbiaRuth Ozeki explains, what the character Ruth in "Tale for the Time Being" means when she says, living among towering Douglas firs in British Columbia, “We are nothing, we are barley here at all.”2014-02-0301 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeRuth Ozeki Explains What It Means To Create A Fictional CharacterRuth Ozeki explains a possible character she wrote a 100 pages for "A Tale for the Time Being," and the process of what it means to create a fictional character.2014-02-0302 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeWilliam Stafford Reminds His Kids, "Don't Forget To Talk To Strangers"William Stafford Reminds His Kids, "Don't Forget To Talk To Strangers" by OPB Arts and Life2014-01-2800 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeWilliam Stafford's Fearless Approach To WritingWilliam Stafford's Fearless Approach To Writing by OPB Arts and Life2014-01-2801 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeHow L. Ron Hubbard's Personality Still Shapes ScientologyHow L. Ron Hubbard's Personality Still Shapes Scientology by OPB Arts and Life2014-01-1503 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeLawrence Wright's Scientology Feature, Most Fact Checked Piece in the New Yorker's HistoryLawrence Wright's Scientology Feature, Most Fact Checked Piece in the New Yorker's History by OPB Arts and Life2014-01-1500 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeWe Belong In History: Students Share Their CraftAnushka Nair: Seventh grader at Lake Oswego Junior High School Cole Joehnk: Seventh grader at Beverly Cleary School in Portland Lauren Gray: Freshman at Jesuit High School in Portland2014-01-0907 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeThe Secret Language of ColorThe Secret Language of Color by OPB Arts and Life2013-10-1811 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeReel Music Film Festival 2013Reel Music Film Festival 2013 by OPB Arts and Life2013-10-1108 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeJosh Leake and Jay Cornelius Talk About the Portland Film FestivalJosh Leake and Jay Cornelius Talk About the Portland Film Festival by OPB Arts and Life2013-08-2909 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeKMHD's Derek Smith Interviews Author Gary GolioGario Golio is the author of a book called "Spirit Seeker: John Coltrane's Musical Journey. He talks with KMHD DJ, Derek Smith2012-12-1106 minOPB Arts and LifeOPB Arts and LifeDave Miller talks with comedian Mike BirbigliaThink Out Loud's Dave Miller talks With Mike Birbiglia in Portland2012-08-2209 minRadio Giap Rebelde - l\'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016Radio Giap Rebelde - l'audioteca di Wu Ming - Archivio 2011 - 2016OPB / Canzone del Capitano GertRipescaggio / L’OPB (Osteria Popolare Berica) è un’orchestrina di “folk da combattimento” nata a Vicenza agli inizi del millennio. Questo brano, tratto dall’album Farabutti e faraboloni (2005) , ripercorre il cammino e le avventure dell’anonimo protagonista di Q, dalla Guerra dei Contadini alla comune di Muenster, dall’Anversa dei banchieri alla Venezia degli intrighi. Quattro minuti forsennati, versi che irrompono nelle orecchie e rimangono incisi a nord del nervo ottico.<br> Qui il testo completo della canzone:<br> <a href="http://www.antiwarsongs.org/canzone.php?lang=it&amp;id=8502">http://www.antiwarsong...2011-05-3100 min