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Offbeat Oregon History podcast
www.offbeatoregon.com (finn @ offbeatoregon.com)
Open Pike Night - A Star Trek Strange New Worlds Show
OPN Productions, LLC
蓓你說歷史-臺北廣播電臺
汪蓓、余遠炫
Bulletproof Entrepreneur
Alan Smith
Talking Ears
Earmark Hearing Conservation
The Accountability Minute:Business Acceleration|Productivity
Anne Bachrach
A História repete-se
Margarida de Magalhães Ramalho e Lourenço Pereira Coutinho
Pandemia Digital
Pandemia Digital
Doing Business with a Servant's Heart
Steve Ramona
Human Reaction
Joe Sheehan & David Rand
Healthy Living by Willow Creek Springs
Joe Grumbine
成人睡前故事
那月有声
The Mindful Birding Podcast
The Mindful Birding Podcast with Holly Merker & Holly Thomas
The Evening Buzz
Mikail Atiyeh
Shelley’s Plumbline
Shelley Stewart
Stick 'Em Up Podcast
Braden & Brandon Corbiell
Competency No. 5
Debbi Gardiner McCullough (D G McCullough)
Good Morning LKN
WSIC
Will You Survive... The Podcast
Will You Survive... The Podcast
Peacebuilding with Dr. Pollack
Dr. Jeremy Pollack
Your Strongest Body
Betsy Foster
Thinking Bhakti
Swami Revatikaanta
The Ranch Podcast
Matt Todd
The Living Elevated Show: Smart Moves, Bilingual Voices
Alexander
AgTech Digest
AgTech Media Group
The Cosmic Mystic Podcast
Danie C. Muniz
Radio Tarancón
Cadena SER
SER Avilés
Cadena SER
岚调 FM｜一个人 , 一小时 ,夜色如歌
DJ小岚
Talkin' Cotton Podcast
University of Georgia's Cotton Team
LOGISTEED RADIONOMICS
J-WAVE
Into The Fog with Peter Laws
Peter Laws
Business Therapy™ With Joké
Joké Durojaiye
Welcome to Cicely Alaska: A Northern Exposure Podcast
Amey Goerlich
Transforming Stress with Dr. Ash
Dr. Ashish Kumar
PrayRadio
iHeartPodcasts
The Dutch Investors
The Dutch Investors
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www.offbeatoregon.com (finn @ offbeatoregon.com)
“The ‘zoo,’ it turned out, was little more than a maze of chicken wire, random sheets of metal, and haphazard boards nailed together in ways that didn’t make structural sense,” writes Idaho Falls Post Register reporter S...
By 1984, Robert Fieber had more than 75 animals, including several dozen lions, tigers, jaguars, and wolves. He also had changed the name of his operation to Siletz Game Ranch — most likely “Oregon Coast Safari” was too ...
As a filming location, Oregon really started to come into its own in the 1980s, and many locals can point to key cultural touchstones that played out right in their home towns. (Deschutes, Clackamas, Lane, Clatsop, and M...
By the early 1960s, word started getting out in Hollywood about Oregon's virtues as a place to shoot on location. Productions made here during these eventful years follow changes in popular culture in an almost spooky wa...
As a place to go shoot pictures on location, Oregon has become pretty popular in the last few dozen years. But the Beaver State's contribution to early cinema, though more sparse, was surprisingly influential. (Clatsop, ...
IF MULTNOMAH FALLS has any competition for the title of “crown jewel of the highway,” it would have to be Crown Point Vista House, which you could think of as America’s first rest area. It perches on the brow of a bluff ...
Engineers make stuff that gets a job done. Paying extra money to make it prettier usually just doesn’t make sense. But every now and then you run into an engineer with a vision that marries great aesthetics with top-tier...
George May was in an impossible situation, trapped in the upside-down hull of his ship, waiting for death. But then the ship washed ashore, the tide receded, and he lived to tell the story of the wreck of the M/V Oshkosh...
AFTER THE WAR, Claire Phillips was hailed as a hero. Even before she was back in North America, her hometown newspaper was singing her praises. Soon afterward, Reader’s Digest picked up the story and spread it nationwide...
'High Pockets' was the nom de guerre of Claire Phillips, a gorgeous brunette Vaudeville girl from the faraway American town of Portland, Oregon ... a dancer of sultry dances, a singer of torchy cabaret songs, and a stage...
THE 1925 PRISON break had a big effect on the state prison. Warden Dalrymple, as mentioned before, had been given the job for political reasons, and he was paired up with J.V. Starrett as the state parole officer. Starre...
IT WAS A TYPICAL balmy August evening at the Oregon State Penitentiary. The bell had rung for supper, so inmates were streaming out of their cells and heading toward the dining hall for the evening meal, as they always d...
Named after the warden who invented it, the “Gardner Shackle” eventually caused serious musculoskeletal damage; many former inmates limped for the rest of their lives as a result of habitually wearing one. (Salem, Marion...
The Willamette Meteorite is the most famous heavenly body to end up in Oregon, but it’s far from the only one. Here are some of the others.... (For text and pictures, see https://offbeatoregon.com/23-07.stealing-the-will...
IT WAS GETTING toward the end of the summer of 1902, and West Linn resident Ellis Hughes was getting worried. His neighbor, William Dale, had traveled back to Eastern Oregon to sell some land he owned there. With the pro...
“The plane started to swerve away from the boardwalk, flipped perpendicular to the ground, and crashed into a small hill near the river, wing first,” wrote Ian Chen. “Later my family figured that the pilot swerved away s...
BY THE SPRING of 2002, the plane was finally nearly ready, and Wright was starting to think about getting it into the air. Finally, in mid-June, surrounded by a small group of admiring aviators and the entire newsroom st...
He’d spent thousands of hours re-creating history’s most mysterious aircraft. Something had gone wrong, and he was about to crash it. When he did, somebody would die. Who that would be was up to him. (Cottage Grove, Lane...
THE PORTLAND TRAIL Blazers, in the summer of 1970, were nothing more than a gleam in the eye of the promoter who’d been banging the “NBA in Portland” drum for the previous 16 years. And it probably would have stayed that...
Before 1970, Oregon was home to exactly zero major-league teams from any of these sports. But after 1970, it was home to one: The Portland Trail Blazers, a basketball team that took just over five years to build a team t...
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