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Oregon Public Broadcasting 9822 - What the Seattle Supersonics relocation can teach us about the Trailblazers

OPB's daily conversation covering news, politics, culture and the arts. Hosted By Dave Miller.

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Publicado 11 ago. 2026

Duración 16:39

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What the Seattle Supersonics relocation can teach us about the Trailblazers

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Outdoor summer camps in Oregon rescheduling and canceling due to wildfire smoke

The Hybrid Gallery creating safe space for queer and trans arts and the greater Eugene community

New leader of Multnomah County Homeless Services Department on heading up the agency

Botulism outbreak threatens wild birds in Klamath Basin

REBROADCAST: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón on “The Hurting Kind”

REBROADCAST: Patrick Radden Keefe discusses his new book “London Falling” at Lincoln High School in Portland

Washington’s primary election results

Classical guitarist and composer kicks off two months of concert performances at Oregon state parks

‘Seeds of Peace’ tells story of Hiroshima survivor and trees planted from seeds of those that survived after the blast

REBROADCAST: Revisiting ‘The Burned Piano Project: Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate’

How Oregon magicians are keeping the craft alive

Oregon needs transit-oriented upzoning, says one Portlander

Portland-based nonprofit hosts culinary education program for those with barriers to employment

‘Light of Day’ memoir tells story of Portland family’s heartbreaking struggle with childhood cancer

Warm Springs radio station KWSO keeping community up to date with latest on wildfires

Surfing webcams help researchers better understand fog on the Oregon Coast

Disability Rights Oregon sues Portland, Multnomah County over lack of emergency planning for people with disabilities

New effort aims to expand pharmacy access in Oregon’s rural and frontier communities

Big changes coming for people on Oregon Health Plan

As tailors, seamstresses decline nationwide, Oregon professionals share their thoughts on the industry

Reed College student body president on the college’s settlement of antisemitism complaints

How the Bench fire in Central Oregon is impacting the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs

Trail Blazers relocation threat heightens, as Portland city officials approach Moda Center draft sheet deadline

Oregon forestry department on response to wildfires raging across state

Portlander named 2026 National Yo-Yo Champion

Fired WA police officers disproportionately hired for Tribal policing, new reporting finds

Portland's Biketown celebrates 10-year anniversary with world record e-bike ride

Opera in the Park aims to bring love of opera to more Oregonians

Families experiencing homelessness in Vancouver face lengthy waits, limited options for shelter space

Ranchers and private landowners are helping respond to wildfires in Central Oregon

Willamette and Pacific Universities say merger will save money, serve students

OSP Tribal Liaison Glendon Smith on bridging the gap between tribal and state law enforcement

Oregon awarded $160M to expand the semiconductor industry and boost economic development

Oregon musicians on why they perform in tribute bands

Ladies Up Project announces expansion of community art program

BLM rule changes to allow more cattle grazing on public lands in Oregon and the West

Citizen-scientists photograph 50 years of melting glaciers

First-in-the-nation program in WA state now providing long-term care benefits

UW study shows ‘roadless rule’ helps protect drinking water for 25 million people in US

Oregon wildfire season begins in earnest

One Yakima Valley farmworker’s decision to return home amid immigration crackdown

Portland OB-GYN explores new memoir ‘Labor’ and starting mobile women’s health clinic

Rebroadcast: Portland painter Arvie Smith on his Guggenheim Fellowship work

Rebroadcast: Hanford-area native and former Washington Poet Laureate on how the ‘Atomic City’ shaped her life

Warm Springs seat on the Jefferson County Soil & Water Conservation District board filled for the first time in decades

Licensing fees could double for Oregon’s psilocybin service centers and facilitators

Astoria City Council’s new camping proposal goes into effect at the same time it's downtown shelter may close

Multnomah County Sheriff’s office still using solitary confinement too often, says auditor’s report