Host Gabriel Granillo speaks with Paul Robert Wolf Wilson, an enrolled member of the Klamath and Modoc Tribes and photojournalist living in Chiloquin, Oregon, about Indigenous sovereignty, wildfire management, and the #LandBack Movement.

Guests

• Erica Fleishman
• Paul Robert Wolf Wilson

Articles

• Climate Change and Wildfires
• How to Help the Victims of the Oregon Wildfires

Resources

• Chiloquin Community Rebuild GoFundMe

How Oregon has been responding to the threat of the wildfires, the short-term health effects of smoke inhalation, and the long-term effects of climate change on wildfires in the west.

Guests 

• Eden Dawn, Portland Monthly style editor
• Riley Blake, Portland Monthly editorial intern
• Erica Fleishman, director of the Oregon Climate Change Research Institute and professor in the college of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University

Read more 

• Here's How to Help the Victims of Oregon's Wildfires
• Wildfires and the Flu Season
• Interviews from Clackamas Community College
• Q&A with Erica Fleishman

In this extended episode of Footnotes, Gabriel Granillo discusses how the sounds, chants, and music emanating from the protests in Portland, which have been happening for more than 100 straight days, are energizing the movement.

Guests 

• Phillip Wenzel / Frontline Drumline
• Portland Sound Bloc
• Karma Rivera
• Jordan Fletcher

Oregon Wildfire Resources

• Red Cross
• Northwest Response Fund
• Wildland Firefighter Foundation

Read Gabriel Granillo's full article online here. 

Portland Monthly arts editor Conner Reed talks about how drive-in theaters have reemerged in the age of coronavirus. 

Portland’s food scene continues to adapt to a world being shaped by the coronavirus and social and racial justice. Portland Monthly food critic Karen Brooks and Portland Monthly food editor Katherine Chew Hamilton discuss how restaurants and food writing are changing. 

The external threats of this new pandemic world are changing us internally, even if we aren’t always aware of those changes or don’t feel as though we’re being impacted. Today on the show, why recognizing and maintaining our mental health is crucial in this moment not only for ourselves, but for those around us.   

Just as quickly as the Wall of Moms protest group began, it imploded, very publicly, amid accusations of anti-Blackness and that the original Black Lives Matter message had been abandoned by its founders. Host Gabriel Granillo chats with Jagger Blaec about the rise and fall of the Wall of Moms. 

Host Gabriel Granillo talks to independent journalist Tuck Woodstock about their experiences covering the BLM protests as federal agents descended on Portland.

Host Gabriel Granillo talks to news editor Julia Silverman about public schools this fall.