
Portland native. Trial lawyer. Founding member of North America Recovers. www.northamericarecovers.org
Resisting extremism through long form conversations.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Betsy Johnson ran for governor of Oregon as an unaffiliated candidate in the 2022 election cycle. She also served in the Oregon Legislature as a Democratic House Representative and later in the Oregon Senate. Betsy met Alan Evans when he came to the ... more
Betsy Johnson ran for governor of Oregon as an unaffiliated candidate in the 2022 election cycle. She also served in the Oregon Legislature as a Democratic House Representative and later in the Oregon Senate. Betsy met Alan Evans when he came to the ... more
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Excellent long-form and in-depth converstations. Probing questions, sometimes irreverent, fact-filled and informative.
Kristin Olson’s Rational in Portland is one of my favorite regional programs! Her analytical conversations offer important, critical perspectives - what this area desperately needs. I’ve been listening for several years, her show is one of my local news mainstays.
You seem like rational people, I think everyone can get their opinions and thoughts across without talking over each other.
Nothing ruins a podcast faster than hosts stepping over the guests or both.
Loved the Mischa Webley episode. And I appreciate all your political conversations.
Rational in Portland’s Kristin Olson is one of my favorite interviewers for Portland regional politics!! Her critical and analytical conversations are totally insightful.
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Conversations focus on pressing societal issues relevant to Portland, such as public safety, homelessness, addiction, and local governance. A robust mix of guests from various professions—including public safety officials, lawmakers, and community advocates—provides a platform for discussing both personal narratives and systemic changes necessary to address fundamental challenges. A notable aspect of these discussions is the willingness to tackle controversial topics from diverse perspectives, aiming for rational discourse amid the polarization found in contemporary conversations surrounding these issues.
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Recent guests on Rational in Portland include:
1. Aaron Schmautz
2. Betsy Johnson
3. Alan Evans
4. Mario Reyes
5. Lance Orton
6. Jill Souede
7. Juma Blaq
8. Hasaan Thomas
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