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The organization known as p:ear does amazing work. According to their website, “p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless and transitional youth, ages 15 to 24, through education, art and recreation to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives.” This is one of the most valuable services someone can provide these young adults.
The potential impact on the lives and stories of these young people is beautiful.
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On this episode of PROPcast we find ourselves at the Alberta Street Fair, alive with music and laughter. This annual event is quite an accurate picture of much of our community in Portland. The people who come to this event are either looking to be amused or are interested in investing in the local economy. So take a listen and hear the voices of those involved.
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May 20, 2011 — Kohel Haver discusses creative copyright and privacy implications brought on by an explosion of technology usage and media development on the Internet.
The Kohel Haver interview is brought to you by the people’s republic of portland and their bi-weekly PROPCAST internet newscast hosted by Bret Bernhoft.
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PROPCAST features local Portland luminaries and progressive thinkers. Stay tuned for more great programming from the people’s republic of portland.
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PROPCAST: Oregon Historian Chet Orloff (2011)
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January 25, 2011 – Meet one of Oregon’s preeminent historians, Chet Orloff. A proponent of vibrant cities, hear Chet’s technical perspective on what makes Portland unique and why media artifacts like the new Portlandia TV show are culturally relevant.
Among other things, Chet is an adjunct professor in the urban planning school at Portland State Univeristy, Director Emeritus at the Oregon Historical Society and Director of the Museum of the City, a virtual museum for cities around the globe. For more information on Museum of the City, go to: museumofthecity.org/
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On this episode of PROPcast we interview Dave Dahl of “Dave’s Killer Bread”. From humility to the changes and struggles people must go through to become something different. There is something special about this interview. Dave is a very honest and humble man, making a difference in the lives of hundreds of employees and thousands of customers. Take a listen.
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If you would like to donate to the Portland Artist’s Clinic please follow this link and you will be taken to their site!
The challenges faced by the uninsured are growing. From a lack of access to simple screenings to the need for treatment, many are going without. Artists, in particular, are vulnerable to these pressures. In response to this reality, a team of doctors, practitioners and concerned citizens have teamed up to create an alternative to having no safety net. The Portland Artists Clinic is the product of their efforts.
Without a need for membership and with the presence of skilled practitioners, The Portland Artists Clinic is a bright spot on the horizon. The energy of the three ladies I interviewed is very present in the need to help. To help raise money for the creation of this clinic, the proceeds from this year’s Threshold event are being donated to their cause.
I think that you will enjoy this episode as it is a demonstration of a community healing itself; people taking on their own needs and filling the gaps. So, take a listen and find out what Portland is up to.
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On this episode of PROPcast I interview Chris Bucci of “I Heart Oregon” about the power of a simple message and the influence that has had in his life. While listening to the audio remember that while it is only a sticker, the impact it has had on the lives of many cannot be understated.
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Madeline Martinez is the Director or Oregon NORML, a group who,
…continues to lead the fight to reform state and federal marijuana laws, whether by voter initiative or through the elected legislatures.
I was given the opportunity to interview her at her famous, “Cannabis Cafe” in early December 2010. During our interview we discussed what it meant to be a patient and their relationship to government.
Take a listen to what she has to say.
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On this episode of PROPcast I interivew Katrina Scotto Di Carlo who is wonderfully adorable and the co-founder of Supportland.This was a particularly poignant interview in that we addressed some of the underlying elements of what makes the emerging economy of sharing possible.
A big thanks to all 71 of Supportland’s participating businesses. They are making something amazing happen.
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On this episode of PROPcast, we interview Tucker Teutsch Threepointo of the PDX Bridge Festival. Having constructed a community and a passion for the arts, Tucker and his counterparts with the PDX Bridge Festival, have been able to transform the landscapes of the city of Portland into active play spaces.
Tune in and listen to the voice of a truly enterprising artist.