Sounds of PDX featuring Holidae House and Forty Feet Tall
On this episode of the show we had Holidae House in studio to celebrate the release of their “Fire and Ember” EP with special guests, Forty Feet Tall.
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Sounds of PDX with Nate Sirotta of Impulse Artists
In today’s DIY indie music scene artists are finding themselves taking over more of their own business responsibilities than ever. Between writing, recording, releasing content, and planning gigs, musicians often don’t have the bandwidth or know how to execute an … Continue Reading
Sounds of PDX: Women In Music with Jen Deale of Camp Crush
The Synth/Rock/Pop duo, Camp Crush has been making waves over the last year with their anthemic and flashback-inducing sound. Shortly before the band released the “She’s Got It” EP, front woman Jen Deale was my co-host for the … Continue Reading
Sounds of PDX: Pop Music with Bo Baskoro
When I first met recording artist Bo Baskoro I quickly realized that we had the same passion for pop music and its many sub-genres. Having been a huge fan of Bo’s music before we met I was excited to find … Continue Reading
Sounds of PDX: Future Boss Ladies
I had the opportunity to welcome Ashley Kervabon, founder of Women Crush Music back to the program to talk to us about the Future Boss Ladies of Music Showcase which featured two up and coming recording artists, JoJo Scott and … Continue Reading
Drop-in Session with Brian Hall of TENTS
It was an honor and a pleasure to welcome Brian Hall of TENTS into the Portland Radio Project studio last week. Brian dropped in on Subculture and introduced our listeners to a couple of tunes from the bands debut LP … Continue Reading
Cybercast Oregon | Episode 06: Here There Be Hackers
Cybercast Oregon is supported by Mount Hood Community College Small Business Development Center, where they work every day to open opportunities for the entrepreneurs, innovators, and inventors. You can get started on your quest to business success HERE.
Sometimes … Continue Reading
Sounds of PDX featuring Holidae House
A few years back I was listening to mostly Brit Rock bands for their trademark ambient and anthemic sound. This is why I was so pleased to discover Holidae House, a PDX group that echoed all these same qualities. … Continue Reading
Biz503 Season 3 Episode 15: Global Warming and Small Businesses
It goes without saying that climate change is part of the fabric of our lives these days, as rising sea levels, storms, and the other consequences of high-carbon economies start to take their toll on the environment. But Portland faces … Continue Reading
Biz503 Season 3 Episode 14: Alternative Transportation
Portland has long been considered a mecca for alternative transportation, with a sprawling public transit system and years of notoriety as a top bicycle commuting city. However, worsening traffic and an increase in road fatalities are coming head-to-head with Portland’s … Continue Reading
Lorde Tickets Giveaway!
Are you a fan of Lorde, the 21-year-old New Zealand singer touring to promote her second album? Check out details of the Lorde Tickets Giveaway!
Portland Radio Project is giving away a pair of tickets to Lorde’s March 10 … Continue Reading
Salvatore Manalo on Sounds of PDX
About three weeks before the release of the Salvatore EP, recording artist Salvatore Manalo joined me for a broadcast that featured his influences, new recordings, and a live performance.
Salvatore’s music is a genuine singer-songwriter approach to Blues and … Continue Reading
Community Voices: St. Johns Center for Opportunity
St. Johns Center for Opportunity is an organization committed to the livability and livelihood of the St. Johns neighborhood. Their mission is to strengthen the bonds of their community and band together to make life in the neighborhood better for … Continue Reading
Biz503 Season 3 Episode 13: Portland’s Music Recording Scene
At PRP, Portland’s growing, evolving music scene is one of our favorite things about the city. While many local bands have reached national stardom, our city continues to produce a wider array of genres and artists. Recording all of this … Continue Reading
Cybercast Oregon | Episode 05: Life in the Cloud
Cybercast Oregon is supported by Mount Hood Community College Small Business Development Center, where they work every day to open opportunities for the entrepreneurs, innovators, and inventors. You can get started on your quest to business success HERE.
At … Continue Reading
Community Voices: Metropolitan Youth Symphony
Having served the Portland community for 44 years, the Metropolitan Youth Symphony offers performance and music education opportunities to young musicians of all ages. Children in the Metropolitan Youth Symphony learn and play in orchestra, band, jazz and percussion ensembles.… Continue Reading
Chase Atlantic on Portland Radio Project
Chase Atlantic stopped by the Portland Radio Project studio and did what they do best…won our hearts with their soulful sound and gracious charm.
The band is currently touring with Warner Bros. label mates Lights and DCF, stopping in … Continue Reading
PRP Makes the Merc
Thanks to the Portland Mercury for noticing PRP is “a hotbed for excellent community-run radio stations.”
In her column, “From Slacktivism to Activism,” Emilly Prado puts the Volunteer Spotlight on Portland Radio Project:
Check out the other “Best ways … Continue Reading
LLoyd EcoDistrict on Community Voices
Lloyd EcoDistrict is a living laboratory for sustainability, pioneering collaborative community-scale solutions for social and environmental health. We bring together residents, organizations and businesses in Lloyd to educate, set goals, aggregate resources, and catalyze action.
With programs and projects that … Continue Reading
Kingsley on Sounds of PDX
Last summer I went to a Women Crush Music showcase at The Jade Lounge where I was struck by the originality and authenticity of one of Portland’s newest artists, Kingsley. On the heals of releasing her single Ghost, … Continue Reading
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