NextGenRadio's Nora Colie speaks with Sean Cruz, who preserves the memory and legacy of Indigenous jazz musician, Jim Pepper.

NextGenRadio's Carrie Cantrell speaks with Miguel Chavez, a disability advocate. Chavez grew up blind in rural Washington, where few resources existed for people with disabilities.

NextGenRadio's Anna Lueck speaks with Laura Green, co-founder of the Portland Grief House. Adrift after a series of losses, Green began holding gatherings online, and later in her mother’s house in North Portland.

NextGenRadio's Terah Bennett speaks with Barbra Weber, a Portlander who used to live on the sidewalks of Portland’s Old Town. Now, she’s a prolific advocate for the safety of unhoused people.

Ride along with Oregon's first electric garbage truck

Portland teachers strike styimes college-bound students

Audio for Foster Kids in Short-Term Rentals QA

Black Churches are Closing

Update on Portland Public Schools Strike

A new anthology collects dark fiction that centers indigenous perspectives. An interview with the co-editor Theodore Van Alst Jr