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Oregon Public Broadcasting 9933 - Breaking down the Oregon gubernatorial race

OPB's daily conversation covering news, politics, culture and the arts. Hosted By Dave Miller.

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Breaking down the Oregon gubernatorial race

Two Portland pro-wrestlers share their journey and the work behind it

Restaurants coming to Portland and Eugene this autumn

Portland’s Toody Cole heads to Europe for Winter tour

Portland’s Tim Leatherman shares stories and lessons in new book

Portlanders in Districts 3 and 4 have large slate of choices in Nov. election

Dress for Success Oregon offers new co-working space for women, including childcare and more

Does cannabis relieve stress? Washington State University study aimed to find out

New book co-authored by PSU professor explores women in comics

Portland's Alano Club expands naloxone access with new Project Red funding

Navigating health information in the age of AI

How rural Oregon hospitals are joining forces to stay afloat

Sports Card Ink in Sisters showcases baseball’s golden age, one vintage card at a time

Service provider’s departure raises questions for unhoused residents in Grants Pass

Texas company makes geothermal investments in Central Oregon

From humble Portland roots to worldwide reach, Tape Op magazine celebrates 30 years

A Portlander’s second act making realistic fake food and other props for the stage

Association of Zoos and Aquariums holds annual conference in Portland

Salem-Kaizer and Evergreen School Districts considering closures

‘The Big M’ features essays from women in Oregon and elsewhere sharing their menopause stories

An interview with George Saunders at Portland’s McDaniel High School

New album from Portland artist inspired by birds and birdwatching

Sisters resident is finalist in national Neighbor of the Year contest

ICE officers still making warrantless arrests in Oregon, immigrant rights groups charge

78-year-old author, PhD and sexologist performs one-woman show called ‘More Naked Than Ever’ and Listener Mailbag

Wrapping up the Portland Fire’s premiere season

Why Oregon doesn’t have more anti-suicide barriers on bridges

REBROADCAST: A golden retriever in Eugene is helping unearth Oregon’s truffle biodiversity

Portland hosts annual Olmsted Conference

How Portlanders are feeling about their public servants and services

Maryhill Museum of Art in Columbia Gorge celebrates centennial anniversary

How Oregon’s music industry is faring

Why a conservation nonprofit sought data on staff losses at U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Washington US Senator Patty Murray pushing back on proposed cuts to Hanford cleanu

Support group brings together extreme weather event survivors in Oregon, across the country

Supporting Oregon’s rural older adults during emergencies

Portland State University hosts first Indigenous Foods Summit

PassinArt theatre creates space for Black artists and community at Albina Arts Center

Oregon conservationist on steps to prevent community loss during wildfire season

Hermiston’s very busy building inspector wins statewide honor

Hollywood Theatre festival showcases new musical scores created for silent films

Crime Stoppers of Oregon ends after more than four decades

Data centers emerge as hot-button issue in Oregon gubernatorial race

Bend resident embarks on motorcycle road trip around the world

Amazon VP on natural resources and data centers in Eastern Oregon

Reflecting on 9/11, 25 years later

Kids in rural counties more likely to enter foster care, reporting shows

Visa struggle plague international students at Oregon universities

Transportation officials urge drivers to make alternate plans during I-5 lane closures in Portland

New report says Oregon coast lacks vertical tsunami evacuation structures