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Think Out Loud

Think Out Loud

Oregon Public Broadcasting 9856 - Parent advocacy group drafts revised screen time, AI policy for Portland Public Schools

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

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Think Out Loud

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Parent advocacy group drafts revised screen time, AI policy for Portland Public Schools

City of North Plains navigating community division and government crisis

How Spokane was able to effectively prepare for evacuations from wildfires

Ken Kesey’s iconic psychedelic bus leaves Oregon for first time in nearly 60 years

How OHSU’s field surgical team prepares to respond to emergencies

Financial details of Oregon’s spending on affordable housing murky, ProPublica investigation reveals

Oregon Secretary of State on what Supreme Court decision on mail-in voting could mean for Oregonians

What Gresham’s new library means for the East County community

Nonprofit to open Black Community Food Hub in Gresham

District 4 Commissioner Vince Jones Dixon on the state of transportation safety in East Multnomah County

Gresham Water Operations Manager on changing the city's water source

How data centers have changed Hermiston

What Medicaid cuts could look like in Eastern Oregon

As nitrates continue to be a challenge for Eastern Oregon, irrigators share their thoughts

As new data centers are headed to Eastern Oregon, opponents share their concerns

CTUIR sees lower fish returns than last year

Stakeholders weigh in on Blue Mountains Forest Plan revision

New dashboard explores impact of drought on Umatilla First Foods

Umatilla County cities partner with nonprofit to provide temporary housing

Tribal native nursery in Eastern Oregon aids in salmon habitat restoration, recovery

DOE overhauls the longtime Hanford Nuclear Reservation advisory board

What nitrate water pollution means for residents in Eastern Oregon

Regional orchestra has brought classical music to northeast Oregon and southeast Washington for nearly 30 years

California company tests cloudseeding in Pendleton, Oregon

CTUIR emergency management coordinator on managing drought, wildfires and smoky air

Portland performance series explores Cuban filin music

Malheur County schools find new ways to battle chronic absenteeism

Passage of Oregon gun control measure spurred thousands more firearm sales, new study shows

Oregon documentary highlights Columbia River bar’s jetty system and its importance to the Pacific Northwest

West Coast is especially vulnerable to landslides according to new University of Washington database

Oregon lawmakers urge state corrections department to curtail use of solitary confinement

Oregon Esperanto speakers share a universal language

Rage rooms: where customers pay money to smash bottles, electronics and more

How Oregonians can stay safe from wildfire smoke

What the Seattle Supersonics relocation can teach us about the Trailblazers

Proposed data center in Salem stalled

Outdoor summer camps in Oregon rescheduling and canceling due to wildfire smoke

The Hybrid Gallery creating safe space for queer and trans arts and the greater Eugene community

New leader of Multnomah County Homeless Services Department on heading up the agency

Botulism outbreak threatens wild birds in Klamath Basin

REBROADCAST: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón on “The Hurting Kind”

REBROADCAST: Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his new book “London Falling” at Lincoln High School in Portland

Washington’s primary election results

Classical guitarist and composer kicks off two months of concert performances at Oregon state parks

‘Seeds of Peace’ tells story of Hiroshima survivor and trees planted from seeds of those that survived after the blast

REBROADCAST: Revisiting ‘The Burned Piano Project: Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate’

How Oregon magicians are keeping the craft alive

Oregon needs transit-oriented upzoning, says one Portlander

Portland-based nonprofit hosts culinary education program for those with barriers to employment

‘Light of Day’ memoir tells story of Portland family’s heartbreaking struggle with childhood cancer