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The Evergreen

Oregon Public Broadcasting

OPB’s weekly podcast creates an audio portrait of the Pacific Northwest. We tell the stories of the people, places, communities and cultures that make up this region. It’s a podcast about the place YOU live, the places you love, and the geography you feel connected to.

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Episodis

151 episodis

  1. Take a walking tour of downtown Portland architecture 29:45
  2. What a scientific study reveals about Oregon’s psilocybin therapy program 29:48
  3. REBROADCAST Unearthing the buried history of Eastern Oregon’s Chinese cowboys 30:02
  4. Get ready to vote! 28:54
  5. Indigenous youth climbers connect with Washington’s Mount Tahoma 29:09
  6. A love letter to an Oregon mercado 24:17
  7. REBROADCAST Beyond the Beats: a short history of Portland hip-hop 23:46
  8. How Portland’s WNBA team won our hearts 29:30
  9. Data centers are everywhere 29:57
  10. Oregon’s tattoo culture is older than Oregon itself 29:18
  11. ‘At Work With’ a TriMet planner, a health inspector and a doula 23:58
  12. “I'm literally just trying to feed my kids” - hunger in rural Oregon 28:37
  13. Remembering the explorer named York 29:53
  14. RETRANSMISIÓN: “No quiero averiguar si me van a meter a un centro de detención” 30:55
  15. REBROADCAST: “I don't want to find out if they're going to put me in a detention center” 28:30
  16. From public records requests to unearthing the past, OPB's legal team and archivist support our storytelling 29:45
  17. Familia 29:27
  18. The growing ‘Christian localism’ movement in Battle Ground, Washington 29:41
  19. On the Portland streets, one woman found beauty in the unexpected 30:48
  20. How much water from the Deschutes goes to turn the desert green? 29:40
  21. Everyone watches women’s sports, and Portland is at the heart of it 29:13
  22. How the Brother Jonathan became the Titanic of the West Coast 27:38
  23. REBROADCAST: Marking Pride with intergenerational conversations among queer people 28:46
  24. Chinese American doctor Ing Hay provided essential healthcare to Eastern Oregonians 30:48
  25. A rural Oregon town is going broke. Can it be saved? 31:20
  26. REBROADCAST: Remembering the Mount St Helens eruption and people who died on the mountain 28:49
  27. Before astronauts went to the moon, they went to Oregon’s Moon Country 29:10
  28. Portlanders are feeling nostalgic about the Lloyd Center mall as closure approaches 29:59
  29. The Oregon roots of rock-n-roll 35:39
  30. ‘At Work With’ a food pantry worker, a park ranger and a fitness coach 31:01
  31. Renée Watson grew up in Portland, then became a bestselling children's author 21:26
  32. In Eastern Oregon, women powered the male-dominated lumber industry 26:40
  33. Mulugeta Seraw, an Ethiopian immigrant who changed Portland: Part 2 36:59
  34. Mulugeta Seraw, an Ethiopian immigrant who changed Portland: Part 1 31:33
  35. How to take care of Oregon’s beloved Bagby Hot Springs 29:35
  36. We go behind the scenes of Oregon’s short legislative session 26:11
  37. Ghost town offers a window into Oregon’s multiracial logging history 20:32
  38. Northwest communities are living under a government crackdown on immigrants 32:21
  39. What we learned from Oregon’s most recent moment in the national spotlight 34:47
  40. Como los México Americanos de Oregon llegaron a fundar el primer colegio Chicano 28:37
  41. How Mexican Americans in Oregon created the first Chicano college 24:01
  42. OHSU primate research center under scrutiny from scientists and activists opposed to animal research 29:32
  43. Sage grouse face a new threat 30:52
  44. Unearthing the buried history of Eastern Oregon’s Chinese cowboys 30:36
  45. 10 years after the armed occupation of Malheur Wildlife Refuge 1:00:08
  46. The quest for the quietest spot in Oregon 20:06
  47. ‘At Work With’ an Oaks Park ride operator, a traffic flagger and a rancher 24:53
  48. Rick Bartow, a small-town Oregon kid who became an iconic American artist 26:34
  49. Environmental hazard, someone's floating home, or both? 21:13
  50. “No quiero averiguar si me van a meter a un centro de detención” 31:05