Podcasts about coffee creek

What happens when a prison reform panel becomes a performative stall tactic? In this episode, we break down why the Oregon Justice Resource Center made the difficult decision to step away from Governor Kotek's advisory panel on women's prison reform. After two years of ignored recommendations, performative meetings, and worsening conditions inside Coffee Creek, we ask: is Oregon really serious about change—or just managing the optics?The Trail Blazing Justice podcast is a production of the Oregon Justice Resource Center.

In this episode, we continue our special series on Solitary Confinement by turning our focus to Oregon's only women's prison—Coffee Creek—and the often-overlooked realities of solitary confinement behind its walls. Kyle Black shares firsthand accounts of the degrading strip searches, traumatizing isolation, and the human toll of a system designed to punish, not protect. We explore how solitary is used as a catch-all for everything the prison can't—or won't—address, and ask: who is truly being kept safe?CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains discussions of suicide, self-harm, and sexual abuse. Listener discretion is advised. If these topics are distressing for you, please take care while listening, and consider skipping this episode if needed. Help is available to anyone struggling with suicidal thoughts. Call 988 to speak to someone today.The Trail Blazing Justice podcast is a production of the Oregon Justice Resource Center.

Luke Costilow of Costilow Decoys joins us this week to talk decoy carving! Luke's father started him early carving decoys, he has run the competition circuit and is now carving decoys full time and managing their marsh, Coffee Creek! Tune in to hear all about Luke's storySupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/toomanyhobbies/donations

After moving from the Chicago suburbs to St. Louis in the late '80s, Adam Reichmann met Todd Schnitzer at Washington University. Both were wanting to form a band. They did just that, and the two became an early version of what would become Nadine, a group that would not only get a lot of attention in the Midwest, but in Europe as well. Nadine received critical acclaim from major music publications after releasing some very fine records. Adam Reichmann continues to write and record solo. His new album, Where Do I Begin under the name One Adam One, was produced by none other than his long-time bandmate, Todd Schnitzer. I caught up with Adam for a great talk about bands, songwriting and of course…guitars.Photo by ®Auset SarnoFind out more about Adam's new album here.This episode was fueled by Stringbean Coffee. Learn more at stringbeancoffee.comBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEFind or Sell Guitars and Gear at Reverb Find great deals on guitars, amps, audio and recording gear. Or sell yours! Check out Reverb.comDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Thanks for listening to Frets with DJ Fey. You can follow or subscribe for FREE at most podcast platforms. If you play guitar and are interested in being a guest, or have a suggestion for one, send me an email at davefey@me.com. You can also find information about guitarists, bands and more at the Frets with DJ Fey Facebook page. Give it a like! And – stay tuned…

Pastor Clark talks about the New Year and Coffee Creek's vision to help you grow spiritually in 2023!

This is the third episode from Rooster Road Trip XIII. Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by Pheasants Forever's Director of Marketing Andrew Vavra, Senior Regional Representative Renee Tomala, and Graphic Design Manager Logan Hinners to recap the third and fourth days of the group's Montana hunt. Day 3 was spent battling strong winds on the picturesque Wolf Creek Block Management Area, while rain-soaked roosters highlighted Day 4's hunt across the stunning Coffee Creek Block Management Area. Episode Highlights: • Vavra recounts the hilarious story of finding an impressive, but stinky, pair of pronghorn sheds. How bad did they smell? So bad that Tomala wouldn't approach a dog on point that was downwind from Vavra. • Tomala takes us through a rooster-filled sequence during a rainstorm at Coffee Creek where her shooting skills and her bird dog Quill's pointing prowess were both put on display. Check out the companion video accompanying this podcast episode at www.RoosterRoadTrip.org. While there, enter to win a Browning Citori 725 shotgun and join/renew/extend your Pheasants Forever or Quail Forever membership featuring an attractive new field knife made by Browning. And special thanks to our Rooster Road Trip 2022 sponsors: • Browning • SoundGear • Ruff Land Kennels • Federal Ammunition • Garmin • Apple Auto

In the spring of 2022, Smoke Signals assistant editor/staff writer Danielle Harrison found four Grand Ronde Tribal members who all share two unique experiences: All four are mothers and all four have served time at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. These are their stories of parenting from prison. Smoke Signals' Parenting from prison continues with written stories online: https://www.smokesignals.org/articles/?tag=Parenting+from+prison

As Eric misses today's podcast as the public defense crisis wages on, Bobbin kicks back with Juan to talk about the week in news. Juan and Bobbin unpack the tough-on-crime push for increased police budget and for more officers from the Brooklyn Subway shooting, and how an already bloated budget has failed to prevent gun violence and will continue to fail to meet objectives to keep people safe. The two talk about how community well-being is what prevents crime, not more cops and prisons. Bobbin talks about how DA Kevin Barton failed the women at Coffee Creek by overlooking abuse, and how DA's are buying into the tough-on-crime pathos.

This week in news, Bobbin & Eric debrief the Legislative Short session, the failure of ODOC to protect women at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility from sexual abuse, and The Who-Cares-If-You're-Innocent-Project article that discusses federal judicial nominations/appointments and nominees who have backgrounds as public defenders or working on wrongful convictions...and, one political party is blaming an innocence attorney for the rise in crime rights! Bobbin and Eric re-introduce Post-Conviction Review and State Habeas Corpus, discussing what they are and how, in theory, they provide a check on state actors.=Juan Chavez was not able to join us this week, but we will hear from our Civil Rights Associate Director, Franz Bruggemeier next week to talk about teargas and the lack of accountability in the Portland police.Produced by Beatrix Li, OJRC Policy & Communications Associate

Oregon's only women's prison has adopted a program designed to help inmates transform the thinking that led them to engage in destructive behavior and rediscover their innate well-being. We listen back to a conversation with women in the Insight Alliance program at Coffee Creek prison recorded in 2019.

Oregon's only women's prison has adopted a program designed to help inmates transform the thinking that led them to engage in destructive behavior and rediscover their innate well-being. We listen back to a conversation with women in the Insight Alliance program at Coffee Creek prison recorded in 2019.

Discovering Nelson BC and the Kootenays Summer 2020 In this vlog, using Nelson B.C. as our base we take a little roadtrip around the Kootenays. If you love West Coast scenery then you are going to love this travel vlog. Join us as we drive through the mountains, beside Kootenay Lake. Our first stop was beautiful Coffee Creek. Fletcher Falls was our next destination: the falls and the view of Kootenay Lake was spectacular there. From Fletcher Falls we moved on to Kaslo. Unity Bridge, just outside of Kaslo is super adorable. We took a free ferry ride over to Harrop and drove to Proctor and then back again to make it back to Nelson BC for some yummy dinner.

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1. Coco Love Alcorn "Ain't No Friend" 2. Samantha Martin "Six White Horses" 3. Denis Parker "Winter's Coming 4. Tim Harrison "In Dark Irish Kitchens" 5. The Slocan Ramblers "Coffee Creek" 6. GRIND: "Bring Back the Future" 7. GRIND: "Paint Like Picasso" 8. Jake Chegano: "Buffalo" 9. Ted Rusk: "Cold War: 10. Brian Moniz: "Hometown" 11. Robbie Robertson: "Somewhere Down the Crazy River" (Bob's Vinyl Spins) 12. Paul Brady: "Mary and the Soldier" 13. Buffy St. Marie: "Cripple Creek"

Sometimes bad stuff happens in Tsunami-type proportions. Ryley Morgan headed to prison for the third time while pregnant. Her child was adopted out, her grandparents died while she as serving her sentence, then her father got cancer and she only had a few months with him after she got out. But that's what it took to make her determined to turn her life around. At Coffee Creek, a Wilsonville, Oregon based women's prison, she entered the very sought after hair design program. Intensive and long, she came out of the cosmetology program after five years and had a career waiting when she graduated. On her way to the prison after this very show, she is now a speaker, inspiring and encouraging the women in the program to stick with it and stay straight after release. Felony Inc Podcast with your hosts Dave Dahl and Ladd Justesen We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music "Free" written and recorded by Dave Dahl, all rights reserved, motherfuckers This weeks podcast brought to you in part by soap-on-a-rope, when you don't want to drop stuff Felony Inc Podcast supports City Central Concern at centralcityconcern.org 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Felony Inc Podcast live on-air every Friday at 10:00am pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

She only spent one night in prison, but Anna Debenham struggled with addiction and enough angst in her quest for peace of mind, that she related with those incarcerated and wanted to help. Therapy and volunteer work put her on the path of helping those in prison face and overcome their anger and get started living a life of happiness and control. She has had two very successful programs at Columbia River Institute and Coffee Creek, both located in Oregon. Felony Inc Podcast with your hosts Dave Dahl and Ladd Justesen We record the Felony Inc Podcast inside NedSpace in the Bigfoot Podcast Studio in beautiful downtown Portland. Audio engineer, mixer and podcast editor is Allon Beausoleil Show logo was designed by Carolyn Main Website was designed by Cameron Grimes Production assistant is Chelsea Lancaster Theme music "Free" written and recorded by Dave Dahl, all rights reserved, motherfuckers This weeks podcast brought to you in part by soap-on-a-rope, when you don't want to drop stuff Felony Inc Podcast supports City Central Concern at centralcityconcern.org 10% of gross revenue at Startup Radio Network goes to support women entrepreneurs in developing countries thru kiva.org/lender/markgrimes Listen to the Felony Inc Podcast live on-air every Friday at 10:00am pacific time on Startup Radio Network at startupradionetwork.com

Coffee Creek Correctional Facility is one of a few state prisons in the nation that provides tampons to incarcerated women. We talk to Coffee Creek superintendent Paula Myers about the policy.

In this podcast, we speak with Glen Cooper, founder of Circle of Security, a program that helps parents, caregivers, and early childhood educators develop tools to form secure attachments with children and understand how to meet the needs of children who have experienced trauma. Having learned that Circle of Security was being used as part of a pilot program for mothers at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility, we were curious to learn more about how the program was developed. Glen, who has extensive training in family system therapy, object relations theory, and attachment theory, worked with colleagues Kent Hoffman and Bert Powell to combine those theories into an approach that allows parents, educators, and care givers to identify and address the underlying causes of challenging behaviors in children. In this interview, Glen also addresses the unique challenges facing incarcerated parents and how Circle of Security is being used at Coffee Creek and elsewhere to support parents who are in prison and their children.

Susan Matheis, owner of Coffee Creek Interiors, Inc.. is also a partner in Studio One Sixty, LLC. Studio One Sixty is an interior design cooperative in Overland Park, KS, a suburb of Kansas City. She is a graduate of Johnson County Community College’s Interior Design Program, where she now serves on their advisory board. Ivy is the fastest growing community and business management tool for interior designers. If you’re an interior designer still looking for an intuitive tool to run your firm, schedule a personal demo with the Ivy Team here: https://goo.gl/XM7Acm

This podcast we have Anna Debenham, founder of the Insight Alliance with us - and this conversation will totally inspire you and give you hope for humanity and peoples potential to change!Anna works with the incarcerated or previously incarcerated to help them with their current situation and find a new better future. She does that in a new and sustainable way: By looking at the mind. In a very human, common sense way she helps facilitate  the unlocking of peoples minds and point towards the resilience within them. The result is they increase their wellbeing, mental health, and make different choices either while still in prison or when they get out. She explains that the only thing that truly can make somebody change is an internal shift - and that is what all her work is about. To check out more from what she is talking about, check out this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uv7lMMdBCYE In this podcast you will hear stories about her own journey of doing this work, aswell as examples from her students in prison. This is the solution to truly rehabilitating and preventing, and looks for peoples mental health. About Insight Alliance The Insight Alliance uncovers the natural resilience and innate mental health all human beings already have inside them. It teaches a simple understanding of how our feelings, experience and state of mind works; an understanding that enables people to thrive in any circumstances. Prospective outcomes of programs include a decrease in stress and depression; improved relationships, increased feelings of connection and trust, reduced levels of obsessive and judgmental thinking; increased desire to access education/jobs; a decrease in the probability of recidivism and/ or relapse and generally feeling more of their natural wellbeing.About Anna Debenham: My passion for nurturing health, wellbeing and resilience in myself and my clients reflects my own expanding grasp of the infinite possibilities of life that supports a peaceful and balanced state of mind. The depth and breadth of my experience ranges from being part of a multi-disciplinary healing and support team for at-risk boys at the London organization, StreetWise Youth; establishing an outpatient program for a drug and alcohol recovery centre in Melbourne, Australia; to working as a coach and facilitator for Westminster council in London. My career shifted when I came across this groundbreaking way of helping people understand the principles behind our state of mind. My experience working in a UK prison with Beyond Recovery ignited a love of helping those incarcerated and those transitioning to their freedom. Now I bring all my experience together as Director of The Insight Alliance. The Insight Alliance is partnered with the YWCA as we expand to Coffee Creek woman’s prison and SCI in Salem. The programs continue to grow by word of mouth and by post-release individuals that stay connected to and work with the Alliance. The organic evolution of The Insight Alliance demonstrates the boundless potential and creative possibility of inspired people, and the wonderful power of fresh thought.  

Life should not be so complicated. Are there some simple principles that help us live happy, healthy, and helpful lives? Join us this New Year at Coffee Creek to discover God's plan for doing life well. Support the show

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Lonely. It's a terrible feeling. As the church we are defenders of the least of these - we welcome the stranger. Here's a new idea we're trying to defeat loneliness and make Coffee Creek even more welcoming. Support the show

Brian talks about seeing Sir Douglas Quintet with Jay Farrar and Mark Ortman, meeting Doug Sahm, Doug Sahm stories, the history of Coffee Creek, Uncle Tupelo’s final gig, Jeff Tweedy/Jay Farrar stories, Cheap Trick reaching out to The Bottle Rockets,… Continue Reading →