District 2 Portland city Council candidate conversation
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All this week “Think Out Loud” is broadcasting live from the campus of Washington State University, Tri-Cities, in collaboration with Northwest Public Broadcasting. We’ll be hearing about the legacy of the Hanford nuclear reservation, how clean up is going and stories from those who live in the Tri-Cities. On Monday, host Dave Miller toured the Hanford Reach National Monument with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department. This is an area called White Bluffs.
We had a special guest visit the Gert Boyle Studio today. He was all too happy to answer a few questions from Dave.🐕🦺
A Jewish family's home in Portland was destroyed in an arson attack two years ago. Their belongings were destroyed, but the one thing they could not part with was the charred remains of a precious family heirloom, a 100-year-old Steinway grand piano.
Sound artist and classical pianist Jennifer Wright worked with the family to help turn what was left of the piano into a mixed media exhibit. One of those art pieces was entirely new instrument that she calls The Glass Piano. Before the interview, "Think Out Loud" host Dave Miller tried out different mics to best capture the sound.
Romance and Joy
Astoria author Kama O'Connor writes romance novels and will be teaching "Modern Love," a new course at Clatsop Community College. The romance genre is more popular than ever - for good reason, she says.
Portland Police Chief Bob Day on meeting Red Door co-founder Kevin Jones
Portland Police Bureau Chief Bob Day says when he met Kevin Jones of the The Red Door Project, he began the conversation about race and policing quite bluntly.
International Guitar Night features diverse talents, styles
Since its launch two dozen years ago, International Guitar Night has grown from performances in a handful of venues to encompass more than 80 shows in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Performances are happening in Bend and Beaverton this week.
A Southwest Portland home was severely damaged after a tree fall during the winter storm.
Sarah and Joel Bond's Portland home is unlivable after a huge Douglas fir tree they'd been denied city permission to remove came down on it in the January storm.
This is Aarthi Burtony, a disability rights advocate from Mauritius, who is blind. She's riding a bicycle in Eugene during a team-building event at the Women's Institute on Leadership and Disability. She is one of the participants in this year's program, which helps train people from around the world to fight for disability rights in their home countries.
Yesterday, a listener called in and said that a lot of people don't seem to know how to poop in the woods. Today, another listener responded with VERY THOROUGH DIRECTIONS.
The Best Of "On The Road"
Northwest Deaf Arts Festival Founder
"Liberace and Liza" tribute artists perform
David Saffert and Jillian Snow Harris gave us a sneak preview of their "Liberace & Liza Christmas" show, which opens tomorrow at CoHo Productions.
