KOIN PODCAST NETWORK

One of the most influential indie-rock bands of the 2000s is back and so is the Where We Live Podcast. Ken Boddie sits down with Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker of Sleater-Kinney to talk about their new album Path of Wellness and their upcoming summer tour.

Power outages linger after extreme heat, it’s Dame Time in Tokyo, and the Blazers get set to introduce a new head coach

As we wait for the Portland Trail Blazers to officially introduce Chauncey Billups as their new head coach, Marcus breaks down the disturbing allegations in Billups past, the controversy that comes with the new hire, and what it may mean for Damian Lillard's future in Portland.

The excessive heat may soon be in the rearview mirror, but it’s going to stay quite warm. Kelley and Joseph break down a solid stretch of 90+ degree days and have their first look at your 4th of July forecast. Plus, Kelley shares her thoughts on prolonged drought, sustained fire danger, and the effects of climate change.

Extreme heat hangs on in the region, crews scramble to get power back on to hundreds in metro area, and a local gymnast is Olympics bound

After a one-year absence due to the coronavirus, the Waterfront Blues Festival returns to Portland next week. Artistic Director Peter Dammann is here to talk about the new location for Portland’s biggest party, what fans can expect this year, and some of his favorite memories from festivals past.

Protests in Portland after deadly police shooting, search for survivors continues in Florida, and an excessively hot weekend on tap

The extreme heat is here and so is another cool outdoor event. Kelley’s got your hot, hot, hot weekend forecast and a preview of the Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts.

Author Joani Elliot is here to talk to about her debut novel, The Audacity of Sara Grayson. She and Jenny also discuss Elliot’s career as a middle-school teacher and college professor, growing up as the fourth of nine children, and the best room in the house to cry.

Deadly high-rise condo collapse in Miami, utility companies prepare for impending heat wave, and bipartisan plan on infrastructure heads to President Biden