Welcome To Oregon: An Oregon Historical Variety Show

Hey friends! Welcome back to another episode of Welcome To Oregon Live, It’s another dive into the archive as we dig up our early interview with now cast member and founder of the Oregon Voices Network, Bruce Haney, talking about Boring, booze, and horror… Come to think of it, not much has changed since then. As a reminder this was an episode of our old show The Influential Oregonian. I have edited the episode down to the interview, but if you want the full episode you can head to our patreon, and for 5$ a month you can get unedited versions of Welcome To Oregon Live, pre shows, a weekly shoutout, special discord tag, and more! For the link to that, as well as links to our discord, socials, and more, check out our website at www.oregonvoices.net.

On this week's episode of Welcome To Oregon Live, David talks at length about examples of preservation, including a native village that had been encased in a landslide for hundreds of years, discussions on Oregon historians of the past and who have recently passed and honoring their work, and an Oregon Obit on recently deceased Donald C. Rogers of sound media fame who worked on over 1,000 movies!

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On this episode of Welcome To Oregon, we are rocking out to the history of Oregon's early music bands, from the 1800's DeMoss Bards to the more modern rock and roll scene of Paul Revere and The Raiders.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_music#:~:text=The%20music%20of%20prehistoric%20cultures,and%20the%20Indus%20Valley%20civilisation.

https://vc.bridgew.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1516&context=undergrad_rev

https://medium.com/true-crime-addiction/the-catcher-in-the-ryes-connection-to-murder-true-crime-5c920e88d6d8

https://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/articles/demoss_springs_park/

DeMOSS CONCERT ENTERTAINERS, The | THE NORTHWEST MUSIC ARCHIVES

Tales of the Past: A tribute to a singing family tradition | Madras Pioneer

Harvey K. Hines - Wikipedia

James McElroy DeMoss (1837-1912) - Find a Grave Memorial

DeMoss Springs Park

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Lindsay

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On this episode of Welcome To Oregon Live we endlessly pat ourselves on the back for a job well done and reflect on the creation of the Oregon Voices Network and merging The Influential Oregonian into Welcome To Oregon to create Welcome To Oregon Live, and we express our hopes for 2026!

On this weeks episode of Welcome To Oregon Live, we discuss the history of a infamous looter of Native American artifacts, the history of Oregon storms, the fathers of Jacksonville, and so much more!

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Merry Christmas! As a gift to all of you, this episode is our unedited pre show Patreon content, we hope you all enjoy!

This week the crew sits down to talk about personal Christmas stories sprinkled with nostalgia, as well as some good recommendations and helpful tips! Other stories also include Joel Perkins (founder of Lafayette), a harrowing femme fatale story, attempted murders and more!

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Welcome back to another episode of Welcome To Oregon Live!This week is another rerun episode, this time with Peter Dibble who is a renown and prolific producer of Oregon Documentaries.

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Welcome back to another episode of Welcome To Oregon Live! On this episode we go back in time to an older interview, this time with the president of the Oregon Black Pioneers and owner of Moreland Resource Consulting, Kimberly Moreland.

Oregon Black Pioneers: https://oregonblackpioneers.org/

Moreland Resource Consulting LLC: https://www.morelandresource.com/

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On this episode of Welcome To Oregon Live, David talks about the basics of archeology and what it means to dig through human history, Bruce Haney touches a little on the Owl Saloon, then we go into our mid show topic of immigration history and discussing the historical parallels between current ICE operations and other events such as the Japanese internment camps during World War II. We then go into our Oregon Obits section with Marcus to learn about Mel Blanc, the man behind half the Looney Tunes, Barney Rubble, and dozens more characters, and then finally we close out with Finn's Crime Corner where we examine piracy off the Oregon coast. All that and more, and if you want to listen to an extra 30 minutes of unedited content and pre show, head on over to our patreon and sign up for out 5$ tier!

On this episode of Welcome To Oregon Live, we are revisiting an older interview with Darrell Jabin, also known as The Traveling Historian, who also happens to be a good friend and colleague.

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