Jeanette Ward Horton, the co-founder and CEO of NuProject stops by the show to talk about the non-profit built around the concept of Economic Justice for the BIPOC community through participation in the Cannabis Industry.

Local, gold medal swimmer turned author Carolyn Wood joins the show to talk about her new book ‘Class Notes: A Young Teacher's Lessons from Classroom to Kennedy Compound’. She also talks to Jenny about the Olympics, dealing with death, and her connection to Camelot.

Cannabis Economist Beau Whitney returns to the show for a look at how cohesiveness between local, state and federal is critical to protect the future of the cannabis industry.

In the 2022 debut of Writers’ Bloc, author Sallie Weissinger stops by the show to talk about the inspiration behind debut memoir Yes, Again. She and Jenny chat about her life-long journey from New Orleans to Portland, finding and losing love along the way, and what it all has to do with pastrami.

How big is the potential legal cannabis economy? Large enough that we’ll dedicate the next two episodes talking about the money. Beau Whitney, chief economist at Whitney economics, joins the show to talk the economic trends of cannabis markets, policy and potential pitfalls.

A special announcement from KOIN Podcast Network Executive Producer Ian Costello

Two killed in North Portland crash, source of mysterious boom found, and new direct flights from PDX to London

In the final (for now?) episode of Your Weather Week, Kelley and Joseph are here to talk about deep mountain snow, cold rain in the valley, and bring you an early look at the upcoming holidays. Plus, what’s the worst Christmas gift you’ve ever received?

Attempted abduction in the Pearl, reaching a grim COVID milestone, and Congress raises debt limit

Omicron arrives in Oregon, rescue package for renters and landlords, and massive settlement in USA Gymnastics sex abuse scandal