
OPB's daily conversation covering news, politics, culture and the arts. Hosted By Dave Miller.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1710 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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What can animals teach us about ourselves? That’s part of what poets Reginald Dwayne Betts and Mai Der Vang are both exploring in their new collections. “Doggerel” is Bett’s collection about the relationship between dogs and their humans. “Primordial... more
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Think Out Loud is the podcast I have listened to most over the longest number of years. I enjoy the topics and Dave Miller is a great interviewer.
Very interesting interview about deescalating protest policing
Great listen and an awesome host!
This is an always entertaining and enlightening show. A must have on your podcast list.
I love your podcast. You ask great probing questions of your guests. I also have a great deal of respect for Dr Hassan, but as an Oregon pediatrician who specializes in caring for children with autism, the thoroughly debunked association between vaccines and autism is still very much alive. As you know, a Democratic Presidential candidate RFK Jr is STILL spreading that disinformation. And a recent survey of dog owners showed 50% believed rabies vaccine causes doggie autism! The anti-vaccine, ant... more
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The content primarily revolves around current events, politics, and local culture, focusing on the unique perspectives and stories emerging from Oregon. Episodes feature in-depth discussions with experts, community activists, and voices from various sectors, tackling issues such as historical injustices, healthcare, environmental concerns, and advancements in agriculture and nutrition. Notably, the podcast's format allows for extended conversations, enabling a deeper exploration of complex topics while uniquely reflecting local interests and challenges. This blend of topical focus and community engagement makes it a valuable resource for listeners seeking informed discussions on pressing societal issues.
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Recent guests on Think Out Loud include:
1. Gary Ferguson
2. Leigh Rainey Smith
3. Kristy Scattarella
4. Aiden O'Connor
5. Noelle St. John
6. Mason Leavitt
7. Tom Kaye
8. Brian Saunders
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