Podcast: Council Candidate Steph Routh at Bike Happy Hour
A few dozen Portlanders sat and stood in the crisp, cold night in a plaza on a public street for an interview with a candidate for local elected office.
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Hosted by our founder, editor and publisher Jonathan Maus, the BikePortland Podcast features interviews with newsmakers, timely conversations about major issues, reporting from the field, and more.
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Podcast: Go inside TriMet board meeting taken over by protestors
The audio version of an historic meeting that revealed major fault lines in the transit fare debate.
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A boost in the arm for the “Right Size” coalition.
Podcast: Live from the Ladds 500!
Feel like you’re there!
Podcast: Royal Johnson and Timberwolves Cycle Recovery
Royal shares his version of that incident in South Waterfront, and much more.
Podcast: TriMet bus driver Dan Christensen
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