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XRAY.FM's Street Roots Radio is a collaborative radio project with Street Roots journalists. Highlighting the work of the Orange Fence Project, which focuses on homelessness policy, enforcement and impact in Portland, OR.
Also available as a podcast on demand.
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A show about people and ideas from Oregon Humanities.
A PDX talk show about big curiosities in small bites.
Let’s Talk! is a podcast created by and for students at PCC. We explore cultural and social justice issues in academia and the wider community from the lens of people experiencing disabilities.
Morgan Jones and DJ Ambush's weekly news commentary. Tune in live every Thursday Morning at 7:30am on XRAY.FM!
A compilation of forums and debates from City Club of Portland, PDX Forward, and community creators leading up to the 2022 elections in both November and May 2022.
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