
OPB’s weekly podcast creates an audio portrait of the Pacific Northwest. We tell the stories of the people, places, communities and cultures that make up this region. It’s a podcast about the place YOU live, the places you love, and the geography you feel connected to.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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On Jan. 2, 2016 a dozen armed men took over the headquarters of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Eastern Oregon. Today, we bring you a documentary OPB reporters made in the immediate aftermath of the 41-day occupation. And OPB reporter Conrad ... more
What’s the philosophy behind enjoying a good roller coaster ride? What should travelers keep in mind as they’re waved through a construction site on the road? What’s it like to care for cattle at 4,200 feet elevation (and what’s the mooood on the ran... more
The iconic artist Rick Bartow, a small-town Oregon kid, went on to see his work featured in over 100 museums across the country, including an installation in the White House garden.
His work mirrored real life. It was raw, aggressive, dark and e... more
What happens when boats are abandoned in the water and start falling apart? Whether it’s a big barge or a small sailboat, abandoned and derelict vessels, or ADVs, have to be dealt with. If an ADV sits too long, it could end up blocking a navigation c... more
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This podcast is the heartbeat of the region.
I've been looking for a good local news podcast and was pleasantly surprised to see the latest episode was a recording of the visit from the big dig podcast. I was so disappointed to miss it in person, thankful to find it here!
I just listened to the episode on Jazz in Portland, and I have to say, it has renewed my spirit! After moving cross-country to Portland in 1996, I reveled in getting to know my new home. The pandemic, however, was followed by a sense of loss for my city. This episode, and my regular listening to Portland’s Jazz radio station, are bringing me back. Thank you!
I love this new podcast series.
I feel the topics are important as an Oregonian and also very kind and thoughtful ways for us to consider the issues we face. I appreciate the hard work they do to put out this great series. Thank you for being a positive force for good in our great state.
Finally a pertinent, local podcast regularly churning out interesting stories about our community in the Pacific Northwest.
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This weekly podcast presents an engaging exploration of the Pacific Northwest, spotlighting the diverse stories and experiences that shape the region. Covering a wide array of topics such as the area's rich cultural heritage, environmental challenges, urban development, and personal narratives, it draws listeners into the unique tapestry of communities and landscapes. The content is likely to resonate with those interested in local history, social issues, and art, making it a significant source for understanding and appreciating the Pacific Northwest's identity. Episodes not only reflect on pressing regional matters but also celebrate local culture, fostering a sense of connection and community among listeners.
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