On our latest drop-in session, we got to know three members of the Minidoka Swing Band: band leader and clarinet/alto sax player Larry Nobori, vocalist Nola Sugai Bogle, and guitarist Doug Katagiri. Together - along with the rest of the ensemble which consists of 17 musicians and 2 vocalists - they actively remember and honor the Japanese Americans who were interned during WWII. 

Larry and Nola were among those interned as young children; and Doug had close family members who were also interned. In the interview, we dove deeper into their personal histories, the song choices and arrangements in their repertoire, and what being a part of this ensemble means to them as a whole.

Host and Producer - Jenna Deml
Engineer and Audio Editor - Veronica Bisesti

Drop-In Session with the Minidoka Swing Band

Drop-In Session with Logan Lynn

Drop-In Session with Ron Artis II (Soundwaves Concert series)

Producer of the Elliott Smith documentary "Heaven Adores You', Kevin Moyer, and Elliott's friend James Clark came in to share stories, about Elliott, his approach to writing lyrics and creating music. Plus a bonus little tiny gem uncovered from Elliott's kid-days and possibly the first time he penned lyrics at 14. Check out "Ocean" at approx 32:00 in. 

Friends of Elliott Smith In-Studio

Mackenzie of the pop-punk band New Here joined Brian during a PDX Pop Now! takeover of Jonny's Playlist to talk about her music and the upcoming PDX Pop Now! 2024 Festival.

PDX Pop Now! Radio 2024

Drop-in Session with New Here

Filmmakers talk about new documentary Heaven Adores You

Elliott Smith New Music USA

Drop-In Session with Ronnie Carrier

Drop-In Session with The Lunar Samples

A drop-in session with the Silver Snails on Petit Dejeuner Club on Portland Radio Project. 

Drop-in Session with the Silver Snails

Drop-In Session with Jfray

Interview with spiderling on PDX Pop Now! Radio.

Drop-in Session with spiderling

Interview with Femme Cell on Jonny's Playlist.

Drop-in Session with Femme Cell

Community Voices featuring Alberta Abbey and Passin' Art

Drop-In Session with Port Velvet

Drop-In Session with Portland's Folk Festival (Scott Gilmore & Greg Holden)

Drop-In Session with Stoner Control

Drop-In Session with Merwulf

Drop-In Session with UTILITY

Community Voices featuring Community Energy Project

Drop-In Session with Joshua Josue

Drop-In Session with She's Speaking

Drop-In Session with Shannon Wiancko

Drop-In Session with The Fur Coats

Drop-In Session with Laughing About Nothing

Drop-In Session with Moon Debris

The Portland Playlist With Mbrascatu

“Have I been hacked?”

The question has probably crossed your mind at some point. And the data – even crunched conservatively – suggests that your likelihood of being hit by a cyber threat is high. And with a greater abundance of devices and data in circulation, that likelihood may be on the rise.

Yet part of the difficultly in sealing up the biggest crack in cyber security – humans – is closing the educational bridge. Because what actually happens when you get hacked? What is a hack, anyway? And should you really care?

Great questions – and we have answers! Listen to the full episode to learn more.
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Cybercast Oregon is a podcast about the ins-and-out of technology security, explored through personal stories, how-to guides, and expert advice. Airs 3rd Fridays on PRP.fm.

Cybercast Oregon 01: You've Been Hacked

Drop-In Session With Chase Atlantic on Portland Radio Project

Nonprofits tackle some of the most intractable problems in our society. They do this typically under-resourced but with great passion for their mission. What do they do when they need a specific professional skill to build more mission capacity?

Here’s where the encore movement comes in. It’s a phenomenon that’s been gathering momentum for a decade as part of a renewed cultural focus on the social impact that older, experienced professionals can have. With their specialized knowledge and years of experience, these pro bono professionals have the potential to be a huge boon to nonprofits seeking expert help.

Learn how this social movement is coming to fruition – and how nonprofits can benefit – by listening to the first episode of the Moving Lives Forward Podcast: Want Impact….Try This!

This episode covers…

What is the encore movement and why is it important?
How is the movement showing up in the Portland metro area?
Who is attracted to serve as a professionally skilled volunteer? What’s in it for them?
Why would a nonprofit embrace this type of volunteerism?
And more!

Moving Lives Forward - WANT IMPACT….TRY THIS!

Artist Perspectives - Puppet Fabrication

In this episode, we’ll uncork two new wine stories. The first is about a winery which perpetuates the hand-in-hand collaboration of its co-founders. And the second centers on a three-year-long process between four friends to make their craft what it is today.
Guests

Jessica Mozeico, Co-Founder & Winemaker, Et Fille Wines

Nick Marshall, Co-Owner & Winemaker, Benedetto Vineyards

 
Guest Biographies

Jessica Mozeico

Jessica Mozeico co-founded Willamette Valley winery Et Fille Wines, which means “and daughter”, with her father Howard Mozeico in 2003. Jessica grew up helping her dad with his winemaking hobby in their garage. She fell in love with wine, though it was a passion she cultivated from the sidelines as she pursued an undergraduate degree from Hamilton College, an MBA from Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania, and a career in biotechnology marketing. After years of leading biotechnology drug launches and marketing teams, Jessica founded Mozeico Consulting to provide strategic planning services.

Finally, Jessica and Howard decided to co-found Et Fille Wines, where they ran the winery together until Howard’s untimely death. Jessica learned everything about winemaking from her dad. Today, Jessica operates the business, making elegantly complex wines inspired by her late father’s legacy and her daughter’s future. She says, “I have the honor and responsibility to carry Et Fille forward in a manner that is consistent with my dad’s vision, values, and palate. I will continue building the legacy of Et Fille for my daughter.” She feels fortunate to be part of the collaborative and encouraging Oregon wine community.

Nick Marshall & Lisa Marshall 

Nick is a graduate of “THE” University of Southern Oregon in Ashland, and Lisa a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona.  They both competed in sports at the college level.  Nick has been a life-long Oregonian and Lisa has lived in several wine growing regions on the west coast. Together, their knowledge and passion for wine continues to grow and they are excited to share this new venture with you.

 

Host:

Heidi Moore, Wine Enthusiast

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