Podcasts about xray fm

Brandon Hrycyk (illustrator and host of XRAY FM's “A Century of Slang”) joins Sean to talk about Beautiful Bean Bucket Hats, regionalisms, and the dangers of volunteering for an art project. It's bizarre and beautiful and so much fun!You can hear “A Century of Slang” every Saturday night from 5-6 pm PST on XRAY FM. If you're wanting that warm terrestrial radio experience, why not tune your FM dial to 107.1 or 91.1 in Portland, or 91.7 in Nehalem. If you're outside of the Portland metro area or just want to listen in whenever your want, go to www.xray.fm and you can hear the whole back catalog. It's a great, fun show—go listen and support local media!You can see Brandon's own work out there at brandononline.co, or on Instagram at @bhrycyk. That's also where you can find all the promo art for “A Century of Slang” too—give it a follow!This episode was recorded on Monday, August 28, 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

DJ Rasta Root has been working tirelessly for the last few years on bringing us a project that will allow us the celbrate one of the best to do it. "Forever", the last project recorded by Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest, is scheduled to release in the early part of 2022. Rasta Root gives us insight on the process and how we can all get involved on the latest episode of the Klyph Notes podcast. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel  Klyph notes is also supported Portland radio stations The Numberz FM and XRAY FM. The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph

The vibe is rare when is comes to my guest on episode 132 of Klyph Notes. From producer to engineer, DJ to artist. He touches on it all plus drops gems on branding and marketing. This episode has it all. Plenty of laughs and good vibes with Drae Slapz.  The Klyph Notes podcast is grateful to our host for this episode and new supporter The Numberz FM. Check out music from Drae Slapz and tap into the Rare Vibe brand. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel  Kylyph Notes is also supported by XRAY FM and The Numberz FM Portland The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit Support the movement and become a DJ Klyph patron The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph

We are over the moon to welcome back Kaia Wilson (Dogspeed Training) and Bran Taylor (Magic Hour) for a special all-advice episode of the podcast.  This episode originally aired on Xray FM as a special pledge-drive edition!   You can listen to Producer Chris Sutton's show Record Lections as DJ Hell Books every Tuesday night from 10-11 p.m.    Find Kaia at dogspeed.dog Find Bran at magichourastrology.com and find all things Nicole & Sagittarian Matters at  @nicolejgeorges on instagram, & @sagittarianmatters.   

Today on The Local: It's Emily on the Quick Six! Then, a conversation with Street Roots' executive editor Joanne Zoule with summer reading recommendations and some favorite local bookstores. XRAY FM would like listeners to know about Multnomah County Cooling Centers! Multnomah County will open cooling centers from 1 to 9 pm beginning Friday, June 25, and extend through at least Monday, June 28, providing a cool place for people in need. Anyone that needs transportation assistance to get to a cooling center can dial 2 1 1.Find Cooling Centers at the Oregon Convention Center, located at 777 Northeast M L K.The Sunrise Center at 18901 East Burnside and in Arbor Lodge at the 1952 North Lombard inside the former pharmacy at Denver and North Lombard. Additional Cooling Centers may be added throughout the weekend.More information can be found at: multco.us or by calling 2 1 1.

This week Megan and Rob take a trip down memory lane to reflect on the legendary 2004 time capsule, Mean Girls (dir. Mark Waters, written by Tina Fey), and then in a similar vein, chat about Samantha Stark's Framing Britney Spears (2021). Our guest host is none other than the incredible Emilly Prado!  Emilly made her radio debut a few years back with our own Megan Hattie when they hosted an advice and music show together on Portland's XRAY FM called "Is Butter A Carb?"We discuss how Mean Girls holds up years later, and remember with horror Britney's awful treatment by the relentless paparazzi and the media at large. Has teen cinema gotten any better since the aughts? Are the tabloids less gross now? Is Never Been Kissed more problematic than Mean Girls? Will this be the last time Megan brings up her love for Tim Meadows? What advice did Rob ask Megan and Emilly for back in their radio days? Listen for all of this and more! About Emilly:Emilly Giselle Prado is a writer, DJ, and educator living in Portland, Oregon with roots in the San Francisco Bay Area and Michoacán, Mexico. As an award-winning multimedia journalist, Emilly spent half a decade independently reporting on a wide range of topics, most often centered on amplifying the voices and experiences of people from historically marginalized communities. Her writing and photographs have been published hundreds of times, appearing in 30 publications including NPR, Marie Claire, Bitch Media, Eater, Oxygen, The Oregonian, Portland Monthly, The Stranger, Remezcla, and Travel Oregon.Emilly is the author of youth non-fiction title Examining Assimilation (Enslow, 2019) and the forthcoming essay collection, Funeral for Flaca (Future Tense Books, July 2021). She is a Blackburn Fellow and MFA candidate at Randolph College, a Tin House and Las Dos Brujas Workshop alumna amongst others, co-founder of Portland in Color, and the Director of Youth Programs at Literary Arts. Emilly also moonlights as DJ Mami Miami with Noche Libre, the Latinx DJ collective she co-founded in 2017. Learn more at www.emillyprado.com and find her on social media @emillygprado.Pre-order Emilly's forthcoming debut essay collection Funeral for Flaca here! Funeral for Flaca is an exploration of things lost and found—love, identity, family—and the traumas that transcend bodies, borders, cultures, and generations.For those in the Portland, OR area, come to Emilly's official in-person book launch party on July 8th!If you aren't in PDX, check out the official online launch party via Zoom hosted by Literary Arts! Follow Emilly on social media for updates. "Is Butter A Carb?" theme song by Emilly Prado."I-5 Cinemabound" theme song by Megan Hattie.Follow I-5 Cinemabound on Twitter & Instagram and please rate and review us on Apple podcasts!

Join us for this tangent heavy, full of plot twists and double aunt Andre's (entendres for you sophisticated folks)episode. We get to the inside info about Morgan's new show on Xray FM "News with my Fiance" and yes that means more Morg for ya head tops weekly! Kan does his first advocacy day with legislators from around Oregon and lives to tell the tale. From there we get into being blocked on social media for reasons unknown and sometimes reasons that are completely justified. We give some sweet deets about the Nine Brand pop-up shop, coming the weekend of May 15th-16th in these Portland streets. The band is back together over at #JBP and we point out just how SVU-ish the news headlines have been. Bring your red up and listen up!

Today on The Local: It's the funddrive! Help this station grow and thrive, and keep bringing you this vital morning update. Including things like: The Quick Six! Emily's got the most important headlines you need to know to stay informed about your city, state, country, and world. Then, an interview with activist and storyteller Robin Makxii, on the new Bureau of Indian Affairs unit focusing on the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous people.

On XRAY.fm's birthday, The Local brings the most important headlines to Portland. Christine & Emily have the Quick Six news rundown, then Belinda Carol interviews Kali Ladd of KairosPDX on how the pandemic has impacted childcare workers. Radio is yours!

In this excerpt from XRAY-FM's morning show, Jefferson speaks with Karen Spencer, who uses her experience as a first-time political candidate to use game theory to help explain the obstacles facing first-time candidates, particularly women and candidates of color.

Every Saturday night I host Welcome to the Neighborhood, a radio show broadcasting from Portland Oregon currently airing on XRAY FM. Each week I bring you great content from all over the planet and occasionally have opportunities to interview amazing artists. With WTTN Guests Revisited, I get to bring you some of these conversations...ICYMI style and this first one is dope. Emcee Sa-Roc passed through the Neighborhood to speak on her latest release The Sharecropper's Daughter, her first full length on the Rhymesayers Entertainment label. Peep WTTN Guests Revisited. Beat by: Theory Hazit Support DJ Klyph Productions on Patreon  

When two artists from different genres come together with a common goal it can be a wonderful thing. Dex and Joe are guests on this episode of the podcast speaking on the making music, spreading love and how they feel about Jesus. Peep episode #100 of the Klyph Notes podcast featuring Meek Heroes. Klyph Notes is supported by XRAY FM and Akepele Apparel The theme for Klyph Notes was produced by Theory Hazit The intro for Klyph Notes was produced by DJ Klyph  

Today our PRODUCER CHRIS SUTTON steps up to the podcasting mic to celebrate our 201st Episode!!! We have been doing the podcast together for over 5 years. We talk about the podcast, and about how much the world has changed.    Also: Vanport, Black Lives Matter, JK Rowling, Portland, Eyebrows, and MORE.     Chris Sutton is the producer of this podcast, Sagittarian Matters.  He has played in the bands Gossip, Dub Narcotic Sound System  The Dirt Bombs, Chain and the gang, hornet leg, Spider and the Webs, the Hooded Hags, COCO.  He currently has a radio show on Xray FM called Record Lections with hell books. You can listen Tuesdays from 10-11 p.m. or anytime at: https://xray.fm/shows/record-lections You can find Chris on instagram at hellbookss   Also mentioned in this episode: Vanport comic by Nicole J. Georges, Sarah Mirk and Ed Washington: https://www.patreon.com/nicolejgeorges   and https://www.blmla.org/     https://thelovelandfoundation.org/loveland-therapy-fund/    

It's going to be an Eruption of good times on the show today. We celebrate the40th anniversary of the Mt. St. Helens volcanic explosion. Lots of great tunes, plus some fun and some facts.

Lots of great music today, new,old, kinda new, kinda old, we got it all!! plus lots of fun.

Pandemic interviews don't get much better than this! The amazing Jenny Logan of Deathlist joins to talk about her new album, the ingredients for a strong music scene, and the co-founding of XRAY.fm. Jenny's new Deathlist album drops May 29 and is available for pre-order on her bandcamp page NOW! Go get it, why don't you? And then come right back for a great hang and great tunes. Music this week includes:"Jewels and Binoculars" by Cherry Chrome (3:12)"You Won't Be Here for Long" by Deathlist (18:36)"Thrift Store Dress" by Jeffrey Martin (26:12)"Night Face Regretter" by Deathlist (35:30)"RunDatBack ft. Omari Jazz" by NorthernDraw (40:11)

Today, on the The Local: Your Quick 6 headlines, an update on COVID19 testing from XRAY reporter, Kate Kaye, and our interview with Ernest Warren Jr., candidate for Multnomah County Circuit Judge. It's XRAY's fund drive. We know XRAY FM is needed now more than ever! As the community faces the impact of COVID-19, XRAY has the information you need and the music you love to help us get through this time… together! Go to xray.fm/donate or call (503) 233-9729 to support this work.

It's the first time we are going live from Studio D(Down Stares Studio), DJFGQBNYJs home studio, with lots of new music and talk of the new normal. tune in for new stuff from Deathlist, The Ex Bats, Run the Jewels, M. Ward and much more.

Emily Gilliland and Karol Collymore interview Andrea Paluso of Family Forward on XRAY in the Morning to kick off Amplify Women 2020 on XRAY FM.

Don't worry I'm not going to play the Song "Don't worry be happy" but I am going to play upbeat, Toe tapping, get your mind off of the world kinda Music. So get up and move, just because you are stuck at home aint mean you can't dance.

AYYYY Vibers! We are definitely back on our sh** (censored because we’re famous now) and coming at y’all with some real life content. Not even the COVID-19 pandemonium can keep us down! Nah, that’s what depression is for. Tune in this week for Bae of the Week, Issa Vibe, and What We Learned for the realz on navigating the ships of relation, the importance of family and knowing your own history, and the ever-changing challenges of life. Make sure to check the @xrayfm website for the on-air schedule because your fave processing partners are ON DA RADIO!!!!! Massive thank you to Miranda and the XRAYFM family. They know that #ittakesavillage and we love you all for being a part of ours!

It's still February so that means its still Black History Month. Today we delve into 60' and 70's R&B and Doo-Wop.

Its week three of February so it's week three of Black History Month. This week we move onto 70's and 80's soul, funk and Rock.

Last week of February means last week of Black History Month. Finishing it up with music from the 80's to the present. Lots of great stuff plus a new producer!

The Portland rapper showed up on my radar when he crushed the cypher at Mic Check and since then we've been building. He came through to talk about his new media company Rose City Vine, the work he's been doing to bring awareness to those impacted by changes in Portland, the upcoming R.O.S.Y talent competition and of course new music. Peep the deep conversation with K-Wain on the episode of Klyph Notes. Supported by XRAY FM and Akepele Apparel  Klyph Notes theme by Theory Hazit Subscribe to the YouTube Channel Support on Patreon

It's always a pleasure to chop it up with the homie and great to see the moves he's making. Providing coaching through the new business venture "Leadertainment", consulting with The PAC West Group all the while producing radio shows The Groove Theory Mix Show and In These Streetz. Peep the conversation with O.G. One. Klyph Notes is supported by Akepele Apparel and XRAY FM. Klyph Notes theme song produced by Theory Hazit. This week's intro theme produced by Rey Holliday

Yung Mil has done a lot in his career starting at a young age (pardon the pun). From performing on 106 & Park and sit downs with Russel Simmons and Kevin Liles to building a business in Aeon Visual. The Portland based artist jumps on the podcast to speak on his journey and motivations on the latest episode of Klyph Notes. Klyph Notes is supported by XRAY FM and Akepele Apparel  Music produced by Theory Hazit Subscribe to Klyph Notes on all your favorite podcast platforms

Tia, Kirsten, Katie, and Chris hosted a "goodbye party" for the airstream studio in NE Portland and friends Kate Ellenberger and Guthrie Straw joined the farewell podcast. Fear not! Goodbye to the airstream is not goodbye to Go Dig a Hole! We are moving to the XRAY FM studios in January and will have a lot more technical capabilities to offer, so look for some fun new perks for Patreon supporters when we re-launch in early 2020. In the meantime, enjoy this fun episode where we discuss how a "space" makes a "place", cats, dogs, nonconsensual touching, and what Tia did to deserve a "bless your heart" at a grocery store in Texas.

It's dope to end the year having my final guest of 2019 share his story. Success as a DJ and entrepreneur, he's created opportunities and educated masses on the ways to utilize gifts to empower and encourage confidence. We talk about his latest creative works including the book "Bling" and the accompanying soundtrack and what's to come next. Peep the latest episode of the Klyph Notes podcast featuring Andy Seth.  Be sure to check out his website andyseth.com Klyph Notes is supported by XRAY FM and Akepele Apparel The Klyph Notes theme produced by Theory Hazit

Fall Fund Drive is back and so are we! lots of great new music plus some great pitches!

All the songs about rain for this rainy fall week we are having.

Lots of great new music, plus a new Trump talks! super fun!

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

This week is a very special Juneteenth episode created for Portland's own XRAYFM! It's just your trusty co-hosts this week, talking about Juneteenth, Black Excellence, your fave tv shows, and the things that we'll apologize for after we're famous (jk, we already apologized). Shout out the mo'f***in boss, JJ, for allowing us to record at JJT Studios this week! Kick back, have a drink or a J (or both), and tune in because we're coming at you with the informative AND funny! Also... ITTAKESAVILLAGE!!!!

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

In partnership with thenumberz.fm, XRAY FM celebrates Juneteenth with 12 hours of discussions and music celebrating and amplifying black perspectives and black excellence in Portland and beyond.

DJ Klyph stopped by this week! We talk about his history in radio, Welcome To The Neighborhood, Klyph Notes, Mic Check, Mic Capes, Hip Hop Day 2019, and what makes a good emcee. Music this week from Mic Capes, Trox, Caseeno, and Bocha.

Dr. Jefe Returns to the show with a stack of records he wants to share, plus DJFGQBNYJs brings in some new tunes!

The Show That Never Gets Old!

For week two of XRAY.FMs Spring Fund Drive I’ll be playing stuff you won’t hear any where else! Plus celebrities give shout outs to xray, pitches and much more!

This week on THE HYPE PODCAST: Did Jay Z really give 15 million to Nipsy Hustles family? Tigers back on top, Trump and Cher, share the same opinion. Plus! So many streaming service options The Host With No Name needs your help to pick the best one. Don't miss this week's episode of The Hype Podcast. Now streaming on Xray FM

Where we play some Portland favorites and bands from the greater NorthWest. It's fund drive season folks. Make sure you help this community driven radio station keep on going!

Loads of Vinyl finds from estate sales, garage sales, thrift stores, and more. Plus Neal pranks Nico for April fools day.

Free speech is a treasured right in the United States. Political campaigns, however, are very expensive. Highest-funded candidates typically win on Election Day; America's political-funding system benefits wealthy donors and corporations, while shutting out ordinary Americans. The Pacific Northwest has become an epicenter for campaign finance reform, with Seattle and Portland passing campaign finance reform limits. Will these limits even the playing field? Join host Jefferson Smith as he speaks with key individuals passing campaign finance reform, including Dan Meek, Jason Kafoury, Kristin Eberhard, Liz Dupee, Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz, Juan Carlos, and Multnomah County Commissioner Shaon Meieran. -- "Democracy Nerd" is a podcast that asks the question "How do we ensure a more perfect union?" This podcast shines a light on hidden and overt threats facing American democracy. Policy proposals and people-powered movements that help ensure a healthy democracy for all Americans will be celebrated. This podcast is produced by Kyle Curtis and engineered by Chase Spross at XRAY-FM studios in Portland, Oregon.

Founder and Host of XRay FM radio show DJ Klyph invited Das Leune on his show "Welcome to the Neighborhood to talk about projects and photography. Music by Q Sounds + More

This week we have a new home, a special co-host, and a fantastic guest and we dive into important and vital conversation! #ittakesavillage This episode is recorded at XRAYFm studios in Portland Oregon. Listen at xray.fm (radio website) or xraypod.com (podcast website). We will also be broadcast on 107.1 and 91.1 fm. Be sure to rate, share, and subscribe. Check our Sosh Meed @villagevibespodcast and @xrayfm

A mix I did recently for Shadow Cruising hosted by Vera Rubin on Portland based XRAY.FM. https://xray.fm/shows/shadow-cruising https://soundcloud.com/verarubin Tracklisting: OAKE - Abdul (Samuel Kerridge Remix) Ground Loop - And Your Horse Vofa - Xtipokardia M-M-M - Space Picture Mark Broom - Nucleus (Raiz Remix) Untypical Homo - Human Form Kaiser - Space Jokasti & Nek - Kalam On Stigmata - Haunt Dax J - Renegades Of Conflict Rebekah - Anxiety Cleric - Plunge Shlømo - Vertigo Caesium - F Society Suflet - Marcus Pig & Dan - Ukraine The Transhumans - Spiritual Downfalls Optimuss & Teknoize - Mosaque

Lots of great Soul, Funk and RnB on this show, Plus the mystery of Nicos disappearance and wht Neal had to do with it.

It's our Halloween Show! Lots of great spooky themed music, a trip through a haunted house and a game of "Do I Like It?

It's week two of the fall fund drive, we got tickets and t-shirts to give to givers, so give! Lots of great tunes to listen to as well.

Tara, Kendyl and Karol Collymore of XRAY-FM in the Morning cover a wide range of topics from how we as fans judge players, what do players really “owe” us, using sport as a platform and what role sports plays in community activism and involvement? Join us this week as we talk about players asking for trades, why we are worried about super teams and will this be Jake Layman’s year? We share how we are coping with LeBron in a Laker jersey, preview some of the Eastern Conference teams that intrigue us and ask if Lonzo Ball deserves to be in Space Jam 2? 00:30 Introduce Karol Collymore 4:00 What is going on with Jimmy Butler 10:30 Kawhi Leonard--does he owe anyone an explanation? 14:00 Will this be the year of Jake Layman? 18:30 How are we handling the Lebron to the Lakers situation? 25:00 The ring debate. How important is a ring for a player to be in the Hall of Fame? 29:30 What is Space Jam 2 going to be like? 33:00 Mini East Preview: Kendyl looks at Celtics and Raptors 41:30 Mini East Preview: Tara talks about the Wizards and the Hornets 48:00 How are sports part of social and community activism? Get Social Follow Blazer’s Edge on Twitter @blazersedge, WHAT Pod @HoopsAndTalks, Tara @tcbbiggs, and Kendyl @kendylbennett16. This week’s guests: Karol Collymore (@karolcooks) Women’s Hops And Talks (W.H.A.T.) Join the Women’s Hops And Talks Facebook group to talk about Trail Blazers with others who identify as women who love basketball. Music used in the episode: "Happy Alley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, DJFGQBNYJs plays his set from a barn raising gig. Plus Neals sunburn and Nico has some things to say. Lots of Fun!!!!

On this Episode of What I Like, It's the summer time show, Lots of great music to BBQ to, plus Trump talks and an interesting game of "Do I Like It?"

Ben Hubbird has worked at CD Baby for 10 years working with the Digital Promotions & Label Relations team.  If you are an artist & want to learn more about digital streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music this episode is for you.  Ben also is a DJ at XRAY FM in Portland, Oregon.

This time we live in is a feast of audio storytelling. You can find a podcast for any interest, from Harry Potter to stories of death-defying survival, and it turns out Oregon is a hotbed of homemade shows. In fact, several enterprising producers have joined forces to host the first-ever Portland Podcast Festival on Dec. 2 at the Hawthorne Theater.We’re taking this as an opportunity to talk to them about their shows, and to spotlight some more of our favorites made in Oregon. On this week’s episode:Minority Retort - 1:30Jason Lamb’s morning drive drops as part of the XRAY-FM feed feature conversations that reflect what’s going on in communities of color — often featuring stand-up artists Lamb’s met hosting the monthly “Minority Retort” comedy showcase. Funemployment Radio - 5:31Greg Nibler and Sarah X Dylan have chops honed by years in the trenches of terrestrial radio. But when they turned their powers to podcasting, freed from the constraints of 3-5 minute breaks, their creativity found a fifth gear. Voted Portland’s Best Podcast in the Willamette Week's 2016 and 2017 Readers’ Polls, Funemployment Radio tackles all kinds of subjects, but shines brightest on the weird stuff.Roam Schooled - 13:58Musician, sound engineer, and producer Jim Brunberg is best known to music fans around Portland as the founder and co-owner of two iconic venues: Mississippi Studios and Revolution Hall. But this side project, undertaken with his twin 8-year-old daughters, is an audio odyssey. Brunberg and the girls hit the road and interview everyone from the governor of Oregon to gun shop owners and Big Foot experts, as they explore big (and sometimes silly) issues, like death, the Second Amendment, fear, memory, and more, under the guiding principle: “Let’s go find out.” While the touchstone from each episode are questions from the girls, this podcast is one for the grown-ups.Jay and Miles X-Plain the X-Men - 23:34In 2014, Jay Edidin and Miles Stokes launched a grand experiment to tease out one of the most confusing — and compelling — storylines in comics: the saga of the X-Men, a group of outsider superheroes, mostly hated and feared by humanity. Taking on all the storylines, duplicate backstories, and alternate universe complications in order was no small task, but they ultimately took an even thornier storyline to unravel in their own lives. We love the podcast for their ultra-brainy takes and intensive research on the publishing history and the sheer glee they derive from Marvel’s intricate superhero soap-opera.Outside Podcast - 35:47Gorgeous production values and edge-of-your-seat storytelling are the hallmarks of this podcast offshoot from "Outside Magazine." Whether telling harrowing survival stories (getting cast adrift at sea, getting struck by lightening, getting treed by a jaguar, oh my!), interviewing extreme athletes of all stripes, or wandering far and wide with stories of the natural world, Portland-based Robbie Carver and Peter Frick-Wright are laser-focused on bringing each episode home with a slam-dunk narrative clinch.

Episode #100: On October 25th, we celebrated our 100th episode with a live taping in Portland, OR. On this episode, you'll hear from the amazing staff at Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls, Kristi Balzer and Caley Murray, as well as former camper Katherine Paul (Black Belt Eagle Scout). Then, get insight from legendary musicians Corin Tucker, Peter Buck, Laura Veirs, and Cool Nutz. Special thanks to XRAY FM and Holocene.

  Sometimes the most frustrating part of money is that building wealth is a marathon, not a sprint. We talk about the “hard middle” of working towards a big goal- where you’re making progress but it seems slow, and the end payoff seems far off. So we ask some people around the XRAY FM studio about how they worked on their goals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is one of a collection of interviews this week reacting to the very public revelation of a sexual assault by Portland musician Joel Magid. Listen to this week's show for more.Liz Elder is half of the creative team for the music podcast Party Boyz. She books talent for the Portland bar, The Liquor Store, founded the Lose Yr Mind Music Festival, and hosts a weekly radio show on XRAY FM. “I think the first thing is the trauma. It's something that's so intimate — you don't feel like sharing it.”

This is one of a collection of interviews this week reacting to the very public revelation of a sexual assault by Portland musician Joel Magid. Listen to this week's show for more. Jeni Wren Stottrup is a music journalist, producer of the Gritty Birds podcast, and host on the community radio station XRAY-FM. She's performed her own original material and sung with Shy Girls. “I was in a band that was all dudes. I was the only girl. They were lovely to me. I know that my experience has been different than other peoples' experience.”

Too soon! Too soon! What are we doing here again, eulogizing one of our musical icons? And yet, there it was: Thursday's news about the death of Prince.This man meant so much to dancers, deviants and DJs.XRAY-FM radio host and DJ for Lifesavas Rev Shines started us down the path. He's scheduled to work at a Three Kings night next month, featuring the music of Prince alongside Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson. He says it's going to be nuts.“It's making me do my homework,” Rev told us. “I grabbed everything I could find.”As Portland's Hollywood Theatre gears up for a Thursday showing of “Purple Rain,” and Voodoo Doughnuts cranks out a line of purple-frosted, raspberry-filled donuts in honor of the late, genre-busting genius, we went out to talk to two guys carrying the funk forward: Trumpet guru Farnell Newton and funk bandleader Tony Ozier. They joined forces two years ago as the record label FN Beats Galore. Their celebrated lineup, Othership Connection, had a big gig opening for George Clinton this month. And they join in the global remembrance of Prince.“It's a part of the lineage of the music that we play,” said Farnell.We chatted them up about what Prince meant to funk, and what's new with FN Beats. They're hatching plans for a festival of black music this fall — something they promise will showcase Portland's best. Take a listen.

Marius and Charlie discuss exfoliating, buying batteries at Walmart, erotic chemtrails, David Grohl for President, graverobbing, Existential Buffet, Maury Povitch's grave, Garrison Keillor reading secret Robert Frost poems and much more. Music: Western World: Social Climbers Route de Nouvelles Aventure- Telex Gemini Rose: The Ghost Ease Wishful Beginnings: David Bowie The Waiting Room: Tindersticks A Dot Running for the Dust: Helvetia Telescope: The Range I Don't Want To Miss A Thing: Aerosmith Lionel: DNA Shake Hands with Danger: Tortoise --- Heads up to our live listeners: Starting next week! Listen to the show at our new time, Thursdays from 6-8pm on XRAY FM

Today on the show: creativity and geography. Salem Chamber Orchestra Files For BankruptcyLast month, the Salem Chamber Orchestra board announced the season would be cancelled because of financial difficulties. Now it has informed its musicians it will also file for bankruptcy.Frank Almond’s Famous StradivariusViolinist and concertmaster Frank Almond, the man behind the best-selling CD “A Violin’s Life,” will perform on Tuesday in Corvallis at Oregon State University and on Friday in Bend as part of the High Desert Chamber Music’s Spotlight Series.The real star of the show, though, is Almond’s famous, 300-year-old Lipinski Stradivarius. That Almond is playing it at all is a small miracle: a couple of winters ago, thieves tased him and ran off with the instrument, which is valued at $5 million to $6 million.Paige Powell’s Magnificent Ride Through New York CityWhen Portland native Paige Powell worked at “Interview” magazine in New York City in the 80s, she traveled in rarified circles. There were lunches with Bianca Jagger, dinners with David Bowie, late nights with Madonna, and an endless parade of parties with Andy Warhol. And she documented it all with her camera.When Powell moved back to Oregon, she put all the photos and videos in boxes and didn’t look at them for years. Now she’s showing them for the first time in a multimedia installation at the Portland Art Museum called “The Ride.” She gave producer Aaron Scott a tour.Marc Acito’s Broadway Breakthrough, Starring George TakeiThe life of the “Star Trek” actor-turned-civil rights activist is inspiring a new musical on Broadway. “Allegiance” tells the story of George Takei and his family, who were sent to internment camps by the U.S. government during World War II. The New York “Observer” called “Allegiance” “fresh,” “original,” and “passionate.” And the play’s co-writer happens to be someone who worked in Portland for 20 years before returning to New York and Broadway: Marc Acito. We caught up with Acito between the play’s rehearsals.Liminal Wants To Offend You
Liminal Performance Group has a reputation for brassy, experimental, tech-rich theater productions, so we were intrigued when they announced that they were going to re-vamp a seminal anti-theatre work called “Offending the Audience” for “a modern age of pan-surveillance and fractured media self-reflections.”What happens when you slap a pandemonium of surveillance and interactive technology, plus nude interpretive dances, onto the 50 year-old play by Peter Handke? For our ongoing series “What Are You Looking At,” we invited James Engberg and Eric Kilgore to see the show. You might know them from a theater podcast and XRAY-FM show they hosted called “5 Useless Degrees & A Bottle of Scotch.”“Offending the Audience" runs through Nov. 22 at Action/Adventure Theater.Amazon Goes Old School With Brick And MortarLast week, while we were whooping it up at Wordstock, book lovers in Seattle were treated to the latest high-tech, new-fangled idea in e-commerce, cooked up by Amazon: the opening of a store. With books.From Seattle’s KUOW, Kate Walters reports on the retail giant's first permanent brick and mortar retail shop in Seattle. Then we call up Knute Berger, a writer for the blog “Crosscut” and “Seattle Magazine,” who wrote about the opening.Jazz Composer Darrell Grant's Oregon Sojourn
In 2012, pianist, composer and Portland State University professor Darrell Grant started work on a song cycle called “The Territory,” about his relationship with Oregon, its history, and its geography. “The Territory” premiered last January in New York, and it’s now being released on PJCE Records. Grant stopped by KMHD Jazz Radio this week to talk with Matt Fleeger about the genesis of the project in advance of a record release concert on Nov. 14 at the First Unitarian Church.

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