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James and Nate are please to welcome Alex Hart of Might I Suggest A Game, a YouTube/Tik Tok/Instagram channel where he helps you find your new favorite games! We talk about making videos for the internet, gaming at Guardian Games and what makes him so confident that he s... Read more

The days grow shorter, the air colder, and a different kind of darkness descends. In this, the 10Th month, as the moon rises, our journey begins. Join us for a musical pilgrimage that navigates the deepest, and sometimes darkest, corners of  albums released in October 19... Read more

Prison Pipeline – Monday, October 6th at 6:30 PM This week on Prison Pipeline, join host Emma Lugo for a conversation with Robin Davidson and Kirk Charlton of Better Neighbors, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing programming and educational opportunities to ... Read more

Katherine Dunn is one of Portland’s literary giants. Her highly praised and widely read novel Geek Love was a finalist for the 1989 National Book Award and was named one of The Atlantic’s “Great American Novels”.  Katherine was an inspiration and mentor to many writers h... Read more

  The Federal reaction to the protests in Portland escalated over the weekend. Officers used tear gas during a planned daytime demonstration and took several people into the building.  Five protesters were transferred to the Columbia County Jail. Portland local Jai... Read more

Mad musical scientist Doctor Octave and sonic cyborg Professor Robot have been combining creative powers as the nerdcore duo Cartoon Violence USA for 16 years. The two emcees crack wise verses about life, love, and robots in diverse genres such as chiptune, electro-punk,... Read more

"Hope dies last" is a concept popularized by Jessie de la Cruz, a farmworker activist with the United Farm Workers. It refers to the enduring human spirit and capacity for resilience, envisioning creative solutions and persisting even when facing dire circumstances like ... Read more

  This episode is hosted by Jon Nelson and features these segments: CEI Hub: Portland’s Ticking Time Bomb:  The Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub is a six-mile stretch of industrial land in northwest Portland between the Willamette River and Forest Park, where mil... Read more

  The Critical Energy Infrastructure (CEI) Hub is a six-mile stretch of industrial land in northwest Portland between the Willamette River and Forest Park, where millions of gallons of  toxic and explosive liquids are stored in hundred-year-old tanks atop unstable land ... Read more