Podcasts about sw portland

"There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive." And that's just where the HBTG boys found themselves after an energy draining 2-month production delay -- rusty, slightly discombobulated, and, yes, probably a little drunker than advisable...but still slightly ALIVE and, in fact, overflowing with joy after a visit to one of their all time favorite IRL bars, SW Portland's The Old Barn (9656 SW Barbur Blvd., Est. 1981). A conversation with longtime owners and former proprietors Johnny and Karri Malafouris, and the city's best Sunday NFL bartender / TV whisperer Gina Angerilli, sent the boys down memory lane with this classically unpretentious, ramshackle, mass transit adjacent neighborhood joint, where the drinks are honest and plentiful, the food distinct and filling, and the sports-centric atmosphere more comfortable than your living room couch on Thanksgiving day. It's the kind of place modern Portland too often takes for granted and that veteran bar owners feel is slowly slipping from our consciousness. But as long as The Old Barn and other blue collar neighborhood spots like it remain slightly alive, then there's hope for us all. Bar visit and episode recording: Thursday, October 24, 2024 HBTG theme song: "Frozen Egg" by Lame Drivers Interlude music: "Right Track" by Lame Drivers

John's birthday weekend/ Boys slumber party and all around good time, at the river house, in Sun river, Oregon. This was a portable road trip episode. You will meet old friends and giggle about possible terrible things. Thanks for being awesome. Email: basementbuddiespod@gmail.com  If you're in the market for a guitar, go talk to my buddy Jay at Parotdice Guitars, in SW Portland.

Four miles of Interstate 5 in Southwest Portland will close in all directions this weekend, Friday, June 28 to Monday, July 1 while crews rebuild the overpass across Southwest 26th Avenue. https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/i-5-will-close-in-both-directions-in-sw-portland-the-weekend-of-june-28-july-1/ #OregonDepartmentOfTransportation #Interstate5 #SouthwestPortland #LaneClosure #Southwest26thAvenue #OverpassRebuild #USOlympicTrackAndFieldTrials #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyWa #Portland #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

Catherine Chandler is a jewelry artist I've known from my EtsyMetal Team days. Even back then, Catherine was a ray of light in our rather tight knit group and she was always eager to support ohers. She is still that light within our Instagram jewelry community… and I'm sure if Catherine follows you, she has cheered you on from the sidelines many times. Sitting down with Catherine felt like re-connecting with an old friend, but this is really the first time we've had a true one on one conversation. We talked about a number of things from her recent trip back to Australia where she continues to find inspiration and transitioning to full time as a jewelry artist, to the moments when our chosen craft can feel more like a job and how this is when we need to remember our why. But one of the things I loved most about my conversation that you'll hear today, was when Catherine shared the story behind one of her most meaningful projects. I won't give it away, but it demonstrates the heart felt relationships we can build with other makers and the beauty that can come when we are open to collaboration and honoring another artist's work. I really hope with the conversations on Slowmade feel like you are sitting there with us, drinking your coffee or tea, and enjoying time with some old (and maybe some new) friends. About Catherine... Catherine Chandler is a jeweler and metalsmith from Oregon. Having grown up in the forests of SW Portland and the broad hills of the Columbia River Gorge, Catherine brings an intense love of the Pacific Northwest to her work. With an affinity for clean lines and a great attention to detail, she creates modern and unique jewelry for the adventurous at heart. Sterling silver, gold, and unique stones are highlights in her one-of-a-kind and limited edition creations. Her work shows a fondness for abstraction and subtle details—influences from her time studying abroad in Australia. She has participated in numerous group shows, including exhibitions in the USA and Australia. Catherine graduated with a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the University of South Australia, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Oregon College of Art and Craft. When not traversing the trails around the area with her dog, Catherine can be found enjoying the outdoors with her husband or spending quality time with friends and family. Instagram: @catherinechandlerjewelry Website: www.catherinechandler.com If this podcast means something to you and you would like to support it, please take a a moment to give it a few kinds word with a written review on your favorite podcast listening platform. This helps me share the podcast with others. You can also share a favorite episode or consider joining our Slowmade Podcast Patreon community. You support literally makes this podcast possible. Thank you so much! You can follow along or reach out to Christine on Instagram: @christinemighion or send her an email at: info@christinemighion.com

On this edition of The Blazers Balcony, Brooke Olzendam and Casey Holdahl discuss...• The differences between where Brooke lives (SW Portland) and where Casey lives (N Portland)• The Trail Blazers finishing their 2023-24 season with a 21-61 record• Matisse Thybulle's segment in Sacramento• The 2023-24 Trail Blazers' locker room vibe• The WNBA Draft• The best and worst parts of Portland's 2023-24 seasons 

Travis is a licensed acupuncturist who owns and operates and internal medicine clinic in SW Portland. He has worked as a clinician for many years and recoginzed that often patients' healing was limited by some other aspect of the history or their narratives around their own health. He often joked about wishing he had access to a shaman he could refer his patients to when they needed assistance breaking through health problems that had a more esoteric cause. When Oregon launched the legal framework for psilocbyin facilitation in 2023, it seemed that all that wishful thinking was manifesting, and he was in some of the first training cohorts for legal facilitators. Based on his own journeying with psilocybin and serving as a "trip-sitter" for friends doing their own exploration, he knew that psilocybin could be a tool to further the healing of his patients who had hit a block. After finishing his training program and looking out into the world of legal facilitation, he realized that their was a need to bring more conventional clinical skills to the toolkit of facilitators, and so the idea of creating Acadia Professional Learning was born. Along with his wife, who is a educator with more than 15 years of teaching experience, he built a state-approved training curriculum that combines the best practicies of both the psilocybin journey community and professional clinicians.   Find out more here: www.acadiaprofessional.com

This is a very meaningful podcast discussion for me as I not only get to catch up with a dear college friend I also get to deeply explore the occupational impact of how one's life path can evolve after acquiring a profound neuro divergence early in life. Ashley and I's paths in our early twenties crossed quite a bit however I never would have guessed I would ever become a therapy colleague with her over a decade after moving away from Olympia, WA. When I last was actively connected to Ashley's life she was the most prolific fiction and play writer I had ever met. She was destined to become a professional editor and facilitator of creative wonder. Her momentum as a writer was however stunted as it is for many of us with the sudden acquisition of a disabling experience. At age 25 Ashley acquired a cerebral vascular accident impacting her left side. This occupational disruption ended up fueling Ashley's passion to go back to school.  She not only regained her motor function, but she also regained her voice, and new gifts, however, she could not develop these ambitions on her own, it took a village including occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, brain injury support groups, vocational rehab, and the fight to self advocate for her educational accommodations. Connecting with Ashley I couldn't avoid the correlations between her life path and the challenges my friend Paul Johnson a leader in the WA disability rights movement in how hard he had to fight to access the ability to write in general and to access formal publishing in particular.  His life story took over a decade to write and I was his support volunteer intern where it took over 2.5 years of active letter by letter word by word typing a revising. Because of Paul, I have learned to never take my voice and mobility for granted. I am so glad I was able to share Paul's work with Ashley with a new foundation of shared meaning as we all interconnected in our experiences of rare young adult neurodivergence and how that impacts and changes access to writing and our relationship to our own voice when you depend on supported communication to express yourself. Paul's family offered consent to continue sharing his story and our time together publically with the goal of inspiring others to tell their stories.  Ashley's Request for community support for survivors of acquired brain injury! Please help save this wonderful organization through donations and volunteering. Sarah Bellum's Bakery launched in 2017 and officially opened its doors in Multnomah Village in SW Portland in 2018. They provide job training support for adults with acquired brain injuries. They also have volunteer opportunities in speech, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation psychology for students here at Pacific University. Check out the links below. Together we can save Sarah Bellum's!acquired brain injury workshop/community and nonprofit at risk of closing.Paul's Publically Published Writing in Evergreen's Evolved Living Network Instragram @EvolvedLivingNetworkFree Occupational Science 101 Guidebookhttps://swiy.co/OS101GuidePodcastOS Empowered OT Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1569824073462362/Link to Full Podcast Disclaimer https://docs.google.com/document/d/13DI0RVawzWrsY-Gmj7qOLk5A6tH-V9150xETzAdd6MQ/edit

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At Level Beer in Multnomah Village we talk shop once again with owner Jason Barbee and Brewer Matt Lawson. With 3 bustling locations, new yeast, more beers and other fun on the way. John is still searching for more scotch, Ryan picks a random tattoo from a gumball machine, and Damian learns about their Staff Brews Program. Leveling up with great ideas for more great beers on this episode of Brew Happy!

Tens of thousands lose power in Portland, NW Oregon due to heavy winds, rain. Trader Joe's opening in SW Portland this week. Ducks, Beavers win and remain tied for Pac-12 North lead See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Following the announcement that Andy Ricker would be closing the last remaining Pok Pok restaurant, we felt it important to return to our conversation with him from January of 2019.  In this episode, Andy tells us about his journey to create Pok Pok, it's expansion to LA and NYC... and why those restaurants aren't there any more.  We'll also talk about Andy's latest restaurant, recently opened in SW Portland. This episode of Right at the Fork is sponsored by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com RingSide Steakhouse: www.RingSideSteakhouse.com

On today's episode, we have the blessing of chatting with Rachel Brooks and we are talking all things YOGA!  Rachel is the owner and an instructor at Seeking Space Yoga in SW Portland. She's a Portland-native and longtime advocate of accessible yoga. Rachel co-founded Seeking Space in part to open up yoga as an option for workers in Portland’s service and sex industries. It’s Rachel’s belief that yoga can help tremendously with anxiety, detox, and trauma and throughout her eighteen years in the service industry, Rachel found yoga to be a positive way she could wind down after shifts. She found herself looking for a place she could practice after her shifts and, seeing no existing options, decided to take a leap of faith and Seeking Space Yoga was born. You can find Rachel @SeekingSpaceYoga on Instagram or visit her website at www.SeekingSpaceYoga.com 

Show notes to get us started…We’ll have them up on the website Sportlanders.com before next episode. Hold steady…. Fremont HS LA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Fremont_High_School Locke HS LA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locke_High_School Crenshaw HS LA https://goo.gl/maps/3WaCzgdAFqBxT7mG7 McClymonds Oakland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McClymonds_High_School Not mentioned: Vada Pinson and Curt Flood Encinal Oakland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encinal_High_School Coin flip: A Fundamentally Unfair Proposition? https://econ.ucsb.edu/~doug/240a/Coin%20Flip.htm NBA restart home/away rules They are dumb…we’ll let you know later… Adam Silver eliminating artificial sound effects? Not necessarily: https://thetylt.com/sports/should-sports-teams-turn-off-all-music-and-sound-effects-at-games Jack Harlow! https://www.google.com/search?q=jack+harlow Rebecca Haarlow, former Trail Blazers sideline reporter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebecca_Haarlow The Great Outdoors, a classic in American/Canadian cinema https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNmkGep6McE Gabriel Park, SW Portland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gabriel_Park Jesuit, Wilson, Lincoln all used the baseball fields as home fields throughout the years. Most importantly, Southwest Babe Ruth. Salem-Keizer Ballpark Air BnB https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/43524437?s=67&unique_share_id=6a9d77f7-7cab-478b-a7a9-99612abf111e Missoula Osprey/Paddleheads https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missoula_PaddleHeads KBO playoff format http://eng.koreabaseball.com/About/KBOProcedures.aspx Stats for the first three games 1-2 & 2-1 for everyone. Digging…we’ll find it later. Corey Myers Diamondbacks draft pick late 90s https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=myers-001cor#:~:text=Positions%3A%20Third%20Baseman%2C%20First%20Baseman,HS%20(Phoenix%2C%20AZ). Lyle Overbay https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/o/overbly01.shtml Fun Fact: no “Philadelphia” on MLB jersey any time in history? Looks to be true. We will do more digging… Jesse Orosco – mystery ballplayer Slap bunt in 1986 Game 7: https://youtu.be/8cM1syOMlZ8 https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/o/oroscje01.shtml Game 6 R.B.I. Replay (Scully/Garagiola play by play) https://youtu.be/a-GgbP9C9Zk Moneyball https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moneyball

In this classic episode of Right at the Fork, we talk to Andy Ricker of Pok Pok, following the announcement on June 15th 2020 that he would be closing the majority of his restaurants. See the full statement here.  In this episode, originally release in January 2019, Andy tells us about his journey to create Pok Pok, it's expansion to LA and NYC... and why those restaurants aren't there any more.  We'll also talk about Andy's latest restaurant, recently opened in SW Portland. This episode of Right at the Fork is sponsored by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com

On Feb. 21, 2020, we made a triumphant return to newly-reopened Renner’s Grill (56:35), 22 months after a devastating kitchen fire closed the longtime anchor of SW Portland’s Multnomah Village bar scene. This comeback story was to be paired with a forthcoming visit to the enigmatic Stanich’s in what we were calling our “Lazarus” or “Flatliners” episode -- two old bars pronounced dead that somehow returned to tell the tale. Now, every drinking establishment in the metro area will face the same improbable challenge.  On March 16, COVID-19 social distancing efforts forced every bar, tavern, saloon, pub, and lounge in the state to put its stools on the counter and send its staff into the virtual unemployment line. Even as our local health news slowly improves, they all face an uncertain future.  We discussed it all over several rounds in our Steinhaus/Buddy’s Lounge glassware, in front of our ubiquitous, soul-sucking Zoom cameras in this very special, history in the making episode of HBTG...dedicated to every single person who has brought us joy one glass at a time in bars throughout Portland and beyond. We can’t wait to see you again soon...

On a blustery Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 27, 2019, we expressed our gratitude for our first “podiversary” and two venerable bars anchored by iconic menu items. It was a marathon exploration/recording session that began at 3 p.m. and ended past midnight, with — as this episode may reveal — no shortage of libations in between. First, we traveled deep into the western farmlands of Washington County, stepping out of the cold afternoon wind and into the sleepy, but warm Helvetia Tavern (08:54) for the best burger and beer a personal check can buy. Several (possibly ill-advised) pit stops later, we landed at Cider Mill (37:44) where we rediscovered our love for this lively SW Portland survivor over chicken hearts and a few more cold ones. Enjoy the latest deep-fried History by the Glass!

Episode 02 : Bageling Mrs. Leanne Dall, MHSc., CCC-SLP licensed Speech Language Pathologist about Dyslexia, Speech Pathology and Milestones of child development.  Mrs. Leanne Dall is a Speech Language Pathologist for the North Clackamas School District and the director of DallHouse Speech & Language, LLC in SW Portland, OR. To contact Mrs. Leanne Dall Email: Leanne@DallHouseSpeech.com To learn about Portland Kollel please go to portlandkollel.org To support this podcast please go to portlandkollel.org/support and choose the podcast option.  

Today: We are both a little wonky due to Sarah's weird ears and Greg's crazy dreams, living in SW Portland in the 1920s and what does that mean, old bald man and a local bar, puppy hotel is everything dreams are made of, excited for Greg's surprise tomorrow, and more! Hope to see you at Landmark Saloon!! :)

The Cottonwood School in SW Portland emphasizes place-based learning, but when Sarah Anderson started teaching civil rights to her middle school students, she discovered that materials about Oregon’s civil rights history were scarce. She set out to remedy that. A curriculum called “Civil Rights and Civil Wrongs: The Black History of Portland, Oregon” is the result of her efforts, and Anderson is sharing it in a teacher workshop for the second time this summer. She hopes to empower educators from across the city to use it in their classrooms. We hear from Sarah Anderson as well as Darrell Millner, professor emeritus of African American Studies at Portland State University, who helped develop the curriculum.

Year Six of the podcast is underway, with a two part interview with Pok Pok's Andy Ricker.  Part 1 tells us about Andy's journey to create Pok Pok, it's expansion to LA and NYC... and why those restaurants aren't there any more.  We'll also talk about Andy's latest restaurant, recently opened in SW Portland. This episode of Right at the Fork is sponsored by: Zupan's Markets: www.Zupans.com RingSide Steak House: www.RingSideSteakHouse.com  Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com

This week, we are raising a cup of good cheer as we close out 2018 and celebrate the holidays with those we love the most — stupid sports fans. This week we face the past and paint our faces at SW Portland’s Cheerful Tortoise and Cheerful Bullpen.   (04:30) Cheerful Tortoise: https://www.cheerfultortoise.com | (32:22) Drinks | (33:12) Food | (36:43) Bathrooms |   (40:16) Cheerful Bullpen: https://cheerfulbullpen.com | (1:01:36) Drinks | (1:03:31) Food | (1:04:23) Bathrooms |   Our Blog: https://historybytheglass.blogspot.com  Twitter: hbtg_pdx Facebook: Historybytheglass Instagram: Historybytheglass

Is it possible to write a movie whose dialogue consists solely of ham-fisted doctor puns? Is it necessary to film an entire movie in a tiny park in unincorporated SW Portland even though it mostly... The post Portland at the Movies #3 – Dr. Giggles appeared first on Mark and Toddcast.

Is it possible to write a movie whose dialogue consists solely of ham-fisted doctor puns? Is it necessary to film an entire movie in a tiny park in unincorporated SW Portland even though it mostly takes place indoors, and Oregon is never even mentioned or seen? Why does this movie even exist? Join us as we demand answers from the 1992 horror/slasher film "Dr. Giggles," the first movie production of Portland's own Dark Horse Comics. [Insert medical pun here]

In this heartwarming interview, Debi Hertert of HostingYourHome.com talks with April Brenneman, mother of five and Airbnb host with a tree house! April tells Debi about her youngest son becoming ill and wishing for a house in the trees.  The community response and the effect on Josh are uplifting, and now, years later the tree house is helping the family in a new and important way. April shared a beautiful YouTube video of the tree house story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbemVJgo6Yg You can see April's listing for House in the Trees at https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5642410 and the "large comfy room in SW Portland " is at  https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1094328  

For First Word, Jen S. addressed housing concerns in SW Portland. She encouraged us to expand our sense of "belonging" to those who are seeking shelter in our neighborhoods.

Thanks to easterly winds and more than a dozen blazing Oregon wildfires, the Portland metro area was engulfed in smoke over the weekend. These wildfires are big and scary and real and people are losing their homes and lives to them. Red Cross and Salvation Army (as well as many local charities, use the google) are accepting donations for wildfire relief and Triple B is encouraging listeners to help any way they can. Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/news/article/Red-Cross-Helps-Wildfire-Victims-Out-West Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmynw.org/usw_northwest/ On this episode the crew explored the rarely traveled regions of SW Portland, Beaverton & Tigard. First stop was at Other Worlds Games for comics, toys & games. Next up was Retro Game Trader in Beaverton for some NES games and a little Katamari. Whatever that is. Rounding out the day at George's Giant Hamburgers for some classic American fare. This episode we're talking wildfires, Rhonda Rousey as Ms. Marvel, Star Wars The Force Awakens & Rogue One, D23, the return of Mr. Show, Frank Miller's The Dark Knight, Preacher, Princeless, Hateful Eight, Chase rambles on and on and on about nothing forever. It's a good listen. Oh and stay tuned to the very end of the podcast for a little behind the scenes sneak peek into what goes into the making of an episode of Triple B!! Other Worlds Games: http://www.otherworldsgames.com/ Retro Game Trader: https://www.facebook.com/RetroGameTrader George's Giant Hamburgers: http://www.georgesgianthamburgers.net/

Thanks to easterly winds and more than a dozen blazing Oregon wildfires, the Portland metro area was engulfed in smoke over the weekend. These wildfires are big and scary and real and people are losing their homes and lives to them. Red Cross and Salvation Army (as well as many local charities, use the google) are accepting donations for wildfire relief and Triple B is encouraging listeners to help any way they can. Red Cross: http://www.redcross.org/news/article/Red-Cross-Helps-Wildfire-Victims-Out-West Salvation Army: http://www.salvationarmynw.org/usw_northwest/ On this episode the crew explored the rarely traveled regions of SW Portland, Beaverton & Tigard. First stop was at Other Worlds Games for comics, toys & games. Next up was Retro Game Trader in Beaverton for some NES games and a little Katamari. Whatever that is. Rounding out the day at George's Giant Hamburgers for some classic American fare. This episode we're talking wildfires, Rhonda Rousey as Ms. Marvel, Star Wars The Force Awakens & Rogue One, D23, the return of Mr. Show, Frank Miller's The Dark Knight, Preacher, Princeless, Hateful Eight, Chase rambles on and on and on about nothing forever. It's a good listen. Oh and stay tuned to the very end of the podcast for a little behind the scenes sneak peek into what goes into the making of an episode of Triple B!! Other Worlds Games: http://www.otherworldsgames.com/ Retro Game Trader: https://www.facebook.com/RetroGameTrader George's Giant Hamburgers: http://www.georgesgianthamburgers.net/

Adventures in Visibility | How to Use Kickstarter to Publish Your Book Denise Wakeman welcomes Luna Jaffe of Lunaria Financial, to Adventures In Visibility to discuss how she used Kickstarter to publisher her book, Wild Money, and how that impacted her financial planning business. Luna Jaffe, CFP® is the founder and CEO of Lunaria Financial, Ltd, a boutique advisory firm in SW Portland, Oregon, providing holistic money management and financial planning for clients with portfolios ranging from $500k to $10+ million. Luna is the author of Wild Money: A Creative Journey to Financial Wisdom and Wild Money: A Financial Field Guide and Journal (the 2-volume set was published in March 2013), and the e-book Zelda's Financial Field Guide: A Visual Glossary. On the Hangout we discuss: > Why choose Kickstarter > What's involved with using Kickstarter > Luna's tips for using Kickstarter to publish a book > How the Kickstarter campaign impacted Luna Jaffe's business Luna Jaffe htt://lunajaffe.com http://lunariafinancial.com Wild Money (on Amazon) http://amzn.to/1gtKXri Watch the video with Luna Jaffe here: http://denisewakeman.com/hoa/how-to-use-kickstarter-to-publish-your-book-luna-jaffe/ Watch previous Adventures in Visibility here: http://denisewakeman.com/hoa If you'd like to get on the email list to get notified about future Adventure Hangouts and when video replays and show notes are posted, go to http://AdventuresInVisibility.com