Escucha esta primera conversación con Esteban Ortiz organizador comunitario de Washington Conservation Voters (WCV) en el cual hablamos de las luchas en protección al medioambiente y la justicia social que nuestras comunidades Latinas deben de saber para poder participar y proteger nuestro futuro.

Entrevista Con Esteban Ortiz De WCV

Listen to this conversation with Lorri Epstein, Water Quality director at Columbia Riverkeeper.
We talk about the swim app the blue algae on the Columbia River and the restoration project Nichols Natural area in Hood River.

Lorri Interview Waterquality Algaes Nichols

We invite you to get to know our values, mission, and program areas.

Columbia Riverkeeper Strategic Plan 2022 to 2024 (full story)

Casas de Carton - Fr. Joe Hirsch - English and Spainsh

Japanese Americans growing up in the Hood River Valley...Our country's oldest mountain search and rescue team, The Crag Rats...Woody Guthrie and the Columbia River songs - you'll find it all in this season of Hear in the Gorge.

Snapshot: Change your sense of place

An audio postcard to celebrate Min Yasui Day in Oregon.

Music by: Kai Engel, "Denouement" - Free Music Archive.

Hear in the Gorge 2017

Snapshot: Min Yasui Day

Hear in the Gorge on the radio! Amanda Lawrence and Sarah Fox stopped by the Mid-Columbia Today show to talk with Host Mark Bailey about the upcoming podcast launch party and episodes.

Hear In The Gorge on Mid-Columbia Today radio show: May 10, 2017

JAPANESE HISTORY IN THE HOOD RIVER VALLEY
In 2015, Min Yasui was the first Oregonian to ever receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom - our nation's highest civilian honor. Min was first generation Japanese American, born right here in Hood River. His father, Masuo, had immigrated from Japan and become a respected leader in the small community. But this is far from a simple success story. It includes FBI spying, unexpected death, the largest mass incarceration in U.S. history, and a small town in Oregon struggling with newfound notoriety. This is an immigrant story turned national narrative, one still relevant more than a century later.


music: Blue Dot Sessions, Kai Engel, and Poddington Bear.
archival audio from: Minoru Yasui, Oct. 23, 1983, Steven Okazaki Collection, DDR_densho_1012_3_13, Densho

Ep #1 Almost Home

In the summer of 2013 a father and son set out on their first camping trip together. For the 10-year old boy, it was a dream come true and he was prepared, but then the trip took a turn they never saw coming. In this episode we hear from two Crag Rats and the father of the boy, to learn just what happens when things go wrong in the wilderness.

Ep #2 Crag Rats

In this episode you’ll hear one piece of a much larger history. It considers a fight for civil rights that is uniquely connected to the Pacific Northwest, and the ensuing violence – the Fish Wars - that took place. It shares the story of fisherwoman, Terrie Brigham, her family - and the salmon in the Columbia River.

Ep #5 Tribal Fishing in the Pacific Northwest

Charla sobre las malas palabras y sus efectos a travez del tiempo.

Dss Flda

Grocerias, malas palabras?

Conoce tu Columbia is a bilingual – English and Spanish – podcast, produced by Columbia Riverkeeper. Featuring the voice of Oregon activist and host, Ubaldo Hernandez, the show explores the intersection of social and environmental justice, public health, and clean water. Through inspiring interviews, music, and commentary, the program shares stories of people who protect our health and water from pollution. 
Columbia Riverkeeper, located in Hood River and Portland, Oregon, protects and restores the water quality of the Columbia River and all life connected to it, from the headwaters to the Pacific Ocean.

Lorri Interview Waterquality Algaes Nichols

Columbia Riverkeeper

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