Ambush sits down with Dr. Amanda Aninwene as we prepare for the challenges of fall and winter flu season. We discuss Well-Child visits and PSA's directed by Micheal Bay... that's all the explanation you're gonna get. Give the episode a listen LOL. 

Ivan found time to swing by the station to give us some insight on the upcoming Juneteenth rodeo! As well as what brought him to the scene in the first place. 

The Numberz own DJ ALoSo Interviews the two owners of Markmo Regalia Markmo and Ky Nashi to talk about their company, upcoming fashion shows, and how they found success in the fashion world!

We invited Justice Rajee of ReImagine Oregon to our studio to discuss what the organization has been up to. And to clear up any misconceptions that may have been raised recently by the actions of our city commissioners. 

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With her upcoming 16 Ep recently released Simone and Edo sit with Selina For a second time to see where she had grown to at that point in her career and deep dive on what it looks like to be a musician working today!

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Sabinna is joined by Carmen Lalane, the owner of Carmen Squared. Carmen is a Portland native of Haitian descent, and an HBCU graduate from Johnson C. Smith University. With the influences of her mother and grandmother, Carmen has created a business with liquor products for Haitians and supporters of the Haitian community. The liquors are made with love and come from a recipe from her own grandmother. Carmen has been making liquor in the kitchen since she was a child. This episode features some homecoming and nostalgia for those who are familiar with the Haitian culture. You can tune in with Carmen and Sabinna to feel welcomed.

Sabinna in conversation with Anael Jeannis, a singer, songwriter and artist. Anael’s music spans across various genres, such as; hip hop, dancehall, hip hop creole and afrobeats. Anael was born in Brooklyn, New York but raised in Portland, Oregon and is one of the few Haitians from the Portland area that creates a space for his community in the city. He is signed to a joint venture with True High Class and AC Records, and is also affiliated with Zoey Dollaz, Ken Jones and Rick Ross. In this episode you get a taste of not only - who is Anael, but the Haitian artist community from his perspective.