KXL-Beyond The Headlines: Recent Episodes
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The Executive Director of the Oregon State Pharmacy Association Brian Mayo goes in depth on their report about Prescription Benefit Managers or PBM's - he says middle men that are driving up the cost of prescription drugs; Newport based attorney Susan Elizabeth Reese Painter talks about her lovely trip to England
Drinking too much during the holidays; Talking politics during holiday gatherings doesn't usually fly; movie reviews, Black Friday tech gifts; Reindeers you can go see and pet; Measure 111 explained
KXL's Brett Reckamp gets a visit from Lumera Regenerative Medicine's new Pearl District location - just opened up, he hears about the thriving Portland area small business now with 2 locations - in Tualatin and the Pearl from Marco Collette & Kelcey Morris; Multnomah County working on homeless situation; 2 service members - Colonel Scott Grainger - Commander of the University of Portland’s Air Force ROTC Detachment and Colonel John Tole on Veteran's Day
Head Falconer at Integrated Avaian Solutions Kort Clayton talks about his sport of falconry and how they use trained hawks to scatter crows roosting downtown; Spruce Goose - the famous aircraft is available to view at the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum; Weird Al the movie
More in-depth features on a number of election measures and race in Oregon and SW Washington; Ghost Chaser Kelly Bruck talks about real ghost encounters
The first week of Election 2022 in-depth features on OR Measure, 114, 113, 111, Race for Multnomah County Chair, Portland City Charter Measure, - Small Talk with Dr. Ivan Misener - Author of Work Your Network with the 4 Cs, and Founder & Chief Visionary Officer of BNI, the world's largest business networking organization.
Jill - a single mother recently widowed has her car stolen while delivering for Door Dash - family on Next Door gives her one for free; SAIF has great ways to save businesses thousands of dollars on worker's comp; So Much to See in Portland this weekend
Opinionated Creative Director and former W+K Art Director Rob Palmer talks about the late Dan Wieden of Wieden + Kennedy; Mike Bale of U.S. Bank in Portland on September jobs report; For Goodness Cakes making birthday cakes for kids in Portland; Dr. Jim Moore with Pacific University on polls and what candidates are thinking with about a month until the general election
Tigard resident Heather Taylor and her husband talk from Orlando at Disney World resort - right when Hurricane Ian is about to make landfall in Florida; Oregon Restoration comes in to talk about disaster cleanup; So Much to see on the first day of October
Lake Oswego boys varsity basketball coach Marshall Cho & Benson Tech girls varsity coach Eric Knox on OSAA adding shot clock; Dr. Jim Moore from Pacific University on Oregon Legislature turnover; Willamette International Travel GM Nancy Fowler on troubles at Amsterdam Airport
Beaverton man Brian Wiggs helps save the life of his friend Mark Houston of M&W Automotive after Mark suffers a major heart-attack. He performs CPR until Tigard Police and TVF&R arrive to take over; Dr. Daniel Fulham O'Neil - Sports Psychologist talks elite youth sports and physical education and activity for young people and athletes as well as parents of student-athletes
Author Dana Haynes on how to become a writer; Chris Moschovitis on schools being victims of cyber attacks; Lewis & Clark Law Professor Tung Yin on ADA lawsuit against the city of Portland about homeless encampments blocking them from sidewalks; Patrick DeHan on gas prices and potential weather; Neah Flora Alpha Media employee checks in from Honduras
Ken Aufdermeyer of Brewley Creek Woodworking in Tillamook, OR on handcrafted furniture; KXL's James Shippy takes a Portland Spirit cruise and samples the food; Doug Ressler with Yardi Property management on apartment market; Salmon Fishing on Lower Columbia River ends early; School homework app warning
SAIF talks about how PPE should not be your last line of defense; Domestic Abuse - In-depth discussion on causes and ways to break the cycle from the Family Justice Center
Parenting Expert Laura Linn Knight on getting our kids ready for school; Brian Westbrook on wearable tech; Tarkanian Basketball Academy bans college team and talks youth sports, Everyday hero earns Congressional Medal of Honor
Tech Expert Brian Westbrook on smart things to invest in that can protect your home while you're away on a summer vacation; Connie Riker, the director for Parks and Recreation in Lewis County, Washington. with the SW Washington State Fair on a rabbit disease from wild rabbits that is killing domesticated ones; Pemco Insurance on pedestrian deaths; Longtime Mayor of Sherwood Keith Mays decides to not seek re-election after 13 years in the volunteer position serving his community
BTL on Emsculpt Neo tour bus stop at Lumera Regenerative Medicine; Grow great tomatoes; U of O Political Science Proff on the divide of the country
The Portland Business Alliance on the resurgence and potential of downtown Portland; Brian Westbrook on erasing an old laptop; Multnomah County on east side shuttle; Political Analyst Dr. Jim Moore from Pacific University of President Biden having Covid
Bonny Cushman with the Regional Water Provider's Consortium on conserving water, especially during the summer months; Dr. Jim Moore with Pacific University on Portland City's attempt to change their city government; OR Department of Forestry on invasive Emerald Ash Borer attacking Oregon forests
SAIF's Liz Hill on allergies at work, Habitat for Humanity - our KXL Everyday Heroes, So Much to See with KXL callers on what to do this weekend during this nice weekend, Grae Drake on new Thor movie
John Canzano with The Bald Faced Truth talks USC & UCLA leaving the PAC 12 to go to the BIG 10; 20-something's travel Europe on the cheap, Oregon Restoration on remediation and mold
Talking injections with Laura Lewman N.D. naturopathic doctor and injection specialist with Lumera Regenerative Medicine; Julia Brewer Daily on adoption and finding your biological parents
SAIF's David Johnson on OSHA permanent air quality and excessive heat rules; Rick Sadle on women in real estate; PDX's Kama Simons on summer travel; Former pilot Mike Hatton on lack of pilots; Cyber Security expert Chris Moschovitis on not being prepared
SAIF's Jim Nusser on safely commuting to and from work on your bike; Everyday Heroes including doggy Probie from the Sublimity Fire Department; Washington County Sheriff's Deputy on new missing persons system; U.S. Bank in Portland's Michael Bael on May jobs report
On the heels of the massacre shooting at a Texas elementary school, we hear from KTSA San Antonio News Director Dennis Foley; Director of Beaverton School Safety Officer Rick Puente; AAA's Marie Dodds on Memorial Day weekend travel and gas prices; WA Dept of Ag on murder hornets and wasp adoption; Grae Drake reviews Top Gun Maverick
Alpha Media and 101-9 KINK FM Programmer and traveler Gene Sandbloom on visiting Sri Lanka; OR #1 in the country per capita for registered sex offenders; KXL Talk Host Lars Larson celebrates 25 years on air with FM News 101
Keanan Lowe on his journey as a football player and coach including his moment of taking down a student with a gun at Parkrose High School; KXL callers on their 1st concert; Dr. Peter Zisa with CDZ Collegium Musica on how they're using music to educate and break down cultural barriers
SCOTUS leaked draft on Roe v Wade decision; Dr. James Moore with Pacific University on political fallout and how it relates to Oregon Primary Election; Tualatin couple Lori & Tim Kellogg recognized for picking up trash around their community; Elk 3 part series with Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Jason Bush helping to build a home for injured Iraq War veteran Jayson Southmayd; Dr. Gregory Jantz on Anxiety and work and how to deal with blow-up's; Dr. James Moore from Pacific University on President Biden's visit to Portland and what might come out of it for Oregon and Washington
KXL's Brett Reckamp has an exclusive sit-down with Dave Adelhart, the new Commissioner of USA Softball of Oregon. The former long-time Oregon City High School Head Softball Coach talks about how his daughter got him into the sport and how he never left. Dave talks about the state of softball these days and how numbers are down. But, also about the bright future of the sport and how this growing board hopes to take things to the next level in Oregon and on the regional and national stage. And how softball is helping to give young ladies a competitive outlet and avenue for success.
President / CEO of Consolidated Community Credit Union Larry Ellifritz on a national award for CCCC and also small biz in our region; Tom Zacky with Terra Cycle and Loop on new recycling products for grocery items; Chris Moschovitis on dark web; Dr. Jim Moore with Pacific University on new coal sanctions on Russia from E.U.
CBS Military Consultant Jeff McCausland on Ukraine including The Wagner Group; Beaverton Mayor Lacey Beaty; Dr. Lawana Gladney on anger and violence in public; Michael Allen Harrison on Ten Grands
KXL's Rosemary Reynolds asks questions to Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Chuck Lavell about gun violence and other crimes in the Rose City - Multnomah County prosecutors also speak to the public; Lumera Regenerative Medicine's Dr. Roberta Huang on Bio-T pellet therapy which is making people look and feel younger and sharper
Rick Sadle of Sadle Real Estate on jobs in the industry exploding; Jill Schlessinger on economy including inflation, gas prices and interest rates; SAIF Industrial Hygienist Kim Henry on transition to working without face masks; Prestige Senior Living on adult care and thriving along with falls and dementia
We feature 2 press conferences from Oregon and Washington. First, Oregon Director of Public Instruction Colt Gill and State Health Epidemiologist Dr. Dean Sidelinger talk about the updated plans for masks in school and indoor public places - then they take questions from the media; Washington Governor Jay Inslee follows with statements followed by Dr. Umair Shaw with State Health. Both states plan to lift mask mandates on March 12th.
Dr. Jim Moore with Pacific University on politics of Ukraine invasion by Russia; Lewis & Clark Educational School on Portland Public School decreased enrollment; 8-year-old KXL Everyday Hero raises money for Meals on Wheels; SCP Soul Community Planet Resorts; Sane Solution on fad diets
Longtime Bogus Basin Ski Resort Voice Gretchen Anderson remembers the late Olympian Jeret "Speedy" Peterson; South African Safari with Willamette International Travel; Movie talk with Grae Davis; Dillon the Pickle - Portland Pickle mascot found
SAIF Total Health Care Worker Liz Hill talks about ways to use Valentine's Day as a time to be good to people at work - especially during a time like this; Addiction expert talks Super Bowl gambling; Brainly parenting expert Patrick Quinn on how new tech is helping kids learn better
KXL's Mike Turner visits with former Portland Mayor's Bud Clark and Tom Potter in Portland City Hall in November of 2018 - We run this interview after the death of Bud Clark at the age of 90; Forward Edge International based in Vancouver is supporting children around the globe
A teacher and students at Ridgefield High School create an anti-bullying campaign called "Be a Hero Not a Villain" ; Multnomah County's Mike Pullen relates how they're trying to make sure the bridge collapse in Pittsburgh does not happen here; Cyber Security Analyst Chris Moschovitis on possible attacks on U.S. water supplies from the Russians
Dr. Jim Moore Pacific University politics; Cyber flashing; Government labels for cyber security; OHSU on anti-depressant prescriptions; Hot Mama's Hot Sauce; OLCC record alcohol and cannabis sales
Mike Forte Chief - Battleground Police Chief on everyday heroes and Shop with a Cop; Watershed Alliance of SW Washington on Ivey Pickup and day of service on MLK; Supply chain shortage; Cyber Security attack by Russia on Ukraine; Cruise Industry responds to CDC Covid situation
U.S. Bank Senior Portfolio Manager Mike Baele on Dec 2021 jobs report; Steve & Joy Fowler of Portland on loss of a child and inspiring others; Hillsboro Police of suspected arsonist; TVF&R on 3 fires in Portland all in a row; Dr. Jim Moore from Pacific University on 2022 Mid-terms
Pacific University's Dr. Jim Moore gives us some of the big stories of 2021 and talks about the 2022 mid-terms; In-depth on Lumera Regenerative Medicine in Tualatin with Marco Collette who deals with patients and guides them through their lifestyle changes
KINK personality Peggy LaPoint talks all things recycling and prepping for a sustainable Christmas and holiday season; Portland City Council proclaims Portland Timbers Day; SAIF on winter slips, trips and falls in the workplace
KXL's Brett Reckamp hears from Mike Coleman from Timbers Army ahead of the big MLS Cup championship match in Portland at Providence Park; Grae Drake on new movies; Earthquakes, Dana Haynes with Portland Tribune on supply chain
U.S. Bank in Portland Sr. Portfolio Manager Mike Baele on November Jobs Report; Michael Allen Harrison on Christmas at The Old Church in studio
KXL Tech Expert Brian Westbrook on Black Friday electronics and help with gifts; Cyber Security; Water damage and mold with Oregon Restoration; Holiday kitchen and Christmas light safety with Clackamas Fire & Rescue
Courtney Martin with Intel talks about jobs and expansion at Hillsboro campus; Jimmy Page & Robert Plant interview; Bob Spitz - Author of Led Zeppelin Biography
Veteran's Day coverage with shout out's from families; PTSD & Suicide prevention; KXL's Mike Turner is a Marine vet, TVF&R veteran of Afghanistan; Multnomah County Jail hiring
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks one on one with Marco Collette from Lumera Regenerative Medicine in Tualatin about their upcoming special event featuring Alastin Skin Care Products; Oregon OSHA on new Covid vaccine rules; Fitness guru Doug Setter helps people get moving; Pink Martini's Storm Large talks with Multnomah County about human trafficking
SAIF Total Health Care Worker Liz Hill on helping workers gain resilience during the pandemic; Audiobooks & Voice Talent Coach Dave Brower; Paranormal Author Jeff Davis; Halloween Safety, Bats
KXL's Brett Reckamp visits the Book Corner in Beaverton for an in-depth conversation with Roger Tobin; Blues musician Rae Gorden writes a song designed to support the battle to stop suicide; Travel Expert Erika Richter with some amazing tips
KXL's Brett Reckamp talks with Dr. Roberta Huang from Lumera Regenerative Medicine in Tualatin about PRP therapy under his eyes; FBI on Gang Violence in Portland; Business Consultant Mark Graban on becoming your own boss during the pandemic
SAIF's Liz Hill on the flu and covid in the workplace; Everyday Hero Make A Wish Donor Chris Parkinson; ODOT's Don Hamilton on I-84 closure & paving; Mike Pullen with Multnomah County on Burnside Bridge; Movie Critic Grae Drake on new James Bond movie No Time to Die plus who might be the new 007.
Jamie Skillen - on wildfires in the west; HIV & Aids doctors and survivors on how things of changed with the disease; PPB on shootings and gun violence; Everyday hero on overcoming down times; Travel advice
Parents and citizens speak at Newberg School Board public meeting about banning of BLM & LGBTQ flags plus other incidents; New female Captain at TVF&R Karen Bureker; U.S. Consumer Safety Products on dangerous and even deadly items in cribs and play areas of infants
Southridge High School Junior Maya Simon is the starting kicker for the boys Varsity Football team; Dr. Catherine Athans on parents, students and the new school year; Rick Sadle on remodeling, Jim Whitehead on supporting families of fallen police officers
Alpha Media and KINK people on where they were during 9/11; ODOT's Don Hamilton recounts time with former Portland Mayor Vera Katz on 9/11; Lumera Medical Dr. Roberta Huang on Bio-T - hormone pellets and regenerative medicine
Industrial Hygienist with SAIF Kim Henry goes in-depth on this new wave of Covid and how it is affecting worker's comp claims; WWL's Dave Cohen reports live from New Orleans just after Hurricane Ida; David Rush on all his Guinness World Records and growth mindset
Breast cancer support group Pink Sistas come together in Portland; President Biden on Afghnistan attack; Catholic Charities of Oregon on Afghan refugees; Rick Sadle on possible shift in real estate prices and market
Beaverton Mayor Lacey Beaty on all things about the city; Robert Half Louisa Waldman on stress at work thanks in part to Covid; Portland City Council Member Mingus Mapps on violent crime; Portland walking tour with Sin City Walking tour guides
Tri County Lead Health Officer Dr. Jennifer Vines on latest Covid news; Director of Oregon Office of Emergency Management Andrew Phelps on heat safety; Fire Chief on Yamhill water emergency; Grae Drake on movies; Beaverton School District volunteer on clothes for kids
KXL's Brett Reckamp hears from Portland Tribune reporter Jim Redden on ODOT's plans to widen I-5 through North Portland, if they do Portland Public Schools wants them to pay for a new school; Mike Bael with U.S. Bank in Portland on new, rosy jobs report; PBOT's John Brady on Portland Slow Streets Project; Oregon State University on robots and tech designed to assist the elderly
Brian Westbrook on Covid and employee moves by big tech companies like Google, Microsoft, Intel and Apple, My Voice Music program helping kids; Erika Richter on international travel; Mt Hood Meadows summer hiking; Pegasus Project examined
KXL's Brett Reckamp goes in-depth on the new temporary rule adopted by Oregon OSHA for heat. Debra lays out many of the details that are now required by the state for heat events. The idea is to make sure employers and understanding the metrics and keeping their employees safe when it's hot. Debra says these temporary rules will likely become permanent, so they'll be in place every summer.
Oregon Bottle Drop on 50th Anniversary Golden Bottle Treasure Hunt, Erika Richter from American Society of Travel Advisors on Christmas vacations, Nate Shelman from KBOI in Boise on Greater Idaho, Jazz Singer Barbara Lusch on performing post pandemic
"Hot Rod" Todd Harris talks about the Rose Cup Races returning to Portland International Raceway after missing last year for the first time ever due to the pandemic; Judi Croft from SAIF on pro drivers staying cool in the heat and heavy traffic
KGW Meteorologist Rod Hill on historic heatwave; Veteran local umpire & referee Mark Anderegg from Portland Baseball Umpires Association talks about some of the things ref's and ump's have to deal with on a regular basis, and also what makes them tick and how they hope to recruit more young talent to officiate youth sports
KXL's Brett Reckamp goes in-depth with the co-creators of Buckets - Grant Lemon and Phillip Nguyen. They talk about their 3+ years of putting the project together. They say they spent countless hours driving around through neighborhoods, looking for cool basketball hoops with a story behind them. This high quality coffee room table book is a labor of love, but surely not their last project together.
Dr. Roberta Huang with Lumera Regenerative Medicine in Tualatin talking Emsculpt Neo; Blazers switch to Root Sports with Tim Lantz & Judah Newby; Covid Scam
Liz Hill from SAIF on impaired workers coming back to work; US Bank Mike Bael on jobs report; Everyday Hero; AAA's Marie Dodds on summer of driving and deadly for teens; Portland Parks on lifeguard needs and reopening of pools
KXL's Brett Reckamp sits down with Rick Gilbert, the founder of Grafletics in Sellwood. Grafletics creates original designs often based on Portland, Oregon and sports and cultures and sells various items like quality t-shirts and hats. Rick talks about the evolution of his design and apparel company and how they have made sacrifices and innovations to survive the pandemic and an ever-changing landscape and marketplace for small businesses. He also touches on some movements in Portland for racial justice and how his company has overcome other obstacles.
The President and CEO of the National Safety Council Lorraine Martin talks about vaccines at work and how the private sector is so important; Enchanted Forest scraps re-opening plan because of mask issues; Movie Critic Grae Drake says "Tiger Zombie"
SAIF Industrial Hygienist Kim Henry on Oregon OSHA permanent rules on work safety - before the new CDC and OHA rules came down; PPB Lieutenant Greg Pashley on gun violence in Portland
OR Restoration owner Ryan Gilyeat on mold, water damage and allergies; Lynching history in OR with Taylor Stewart and the Community Remembrance Project; Lake Oswego Library on memory kit; Chlorine shortage with Wet Cat Pool Service
KXL's Veronica Carter hears from 2 KXL everyday heroes from First Door PDX. Director Marissa Ranno and volunteer and boxing coach Jesus Morales talk with Veronica about the program. First Door focuses on providing basics and education for kids living in North Portland; NWS Meteorologist on the driest April in Portland history; TriMet brings vaccines to the employees
KXL's Brett Reckamp goes in-depth with Dana Haynes who now has 8 published books with a 9th coming shortly. Dana is a long-time Portland resident who has served as the spokesperson for the Portland Mayor and now is the Editor of the Portland Tribune. Dana says he loves writing thriller and mystery books because that's what he loves to read himself. He talks about the process he goes through in the different drafts of writing novels and what he enjoys most.
Tigard mom of 3 Ashley goes in-depth on her experience with the popular Discovery+ reality TV show Naked and Afraid. She describes the 14 days of survival and how she got through it all. 2 Chinese American high school students work to create a Cultural Heritage Garden Memorial for some of their ancestors
SAIF work from home safety, Clackamas local Ben Gregg plays for Gonzaga; Brian Westbrook Google Maps augmented reality, Robert Half Staffing WFH employee leverage; OSU on Snowpack measuring
KXL's Brett Reckamp and his wife Debbie spend time at Lumera Regenerative Medicine in Tualatin. First Brett speaks with board certified physician and Lumera Medical lead health officer Dr. Roberta Huang. She describes how the full medi-spa is working to keep patients looking and feeling good while improving overall quality of life. Meanwhile lead aesthetician Kelsey Morse delivers and talks about the new state of the art treatment Emsculpt Neo and how it helps shape, tone, build muscle and reduce fat.
Dr. Brian Will and Carlene Will of Will Vision and Laser Center go in-depth on the new COVID-19 concern - dry eye syndrome related to long-term mask wearing. Dr. Will and Carlene are both experts in this field. They discuss ways to identify and deal with the situation and symptoms; KXL Tech Expert Chris Moschovitis talks about a new technology that claims it can track up to 15 billion vehicles across the world
KXL Tech Expert Brian Westbrook goes in-depth on working from home tech and how tech companies like Facebook & Apple are trying to help with vaccine distribution; Ridwell Recycling Company Portland GM Taylor Loewen on how they're trying to help people in NW reuse and recycle tough to deal with items; Testimony on Oregon State University President F.K. Alexander after sexual harassment situation at LSU
KXL Cyber Security Expert Chris Moschovitis on a slew of hacks and attacks on the U.S.; OR Food Truck Association & Baked & Loaded Potatoes owner Ken Carey; Future of trek of land in the Gorge causes concern; KXL Everyday Hero Zach Leigh - Sheridon Firefighter; New tsunami technology from State of Oregon
Judi Croft from SAIF talks about all the new scenarios as more groups become available for the vaccine. She touches on worker's comp claims for different situations and vaccines in the workplace; Willamette University VP of Student Affairs and Dean of Students Dr. Lisa Landreman discusses an alleged Asian hate crime against a 21-year-old female student. She says racist rhetoric from the pandemic is beginning to manifest itself with attacks on Asian Americans; Remote, Oregon - a lot of new job postings are unknowingly linking back to the tiny Oregon town
KXL's Brett Reckamp gets an in-depth interview with the new president of the Portland NAACP Sharon Gary-Smith. She covers a lot of ground on topics including Black History Month to the BLM movement, climate change, how black people and people of color are treated differently by police and how optimistic she is about the future.
George Schweitzer with Portland's historic Benson Hotel on their reopening and helping to clean up downtown; Cancer research with American Institute for Cancer Research; Dr. Tony Farenkopf on battling loneliness around Valentine's Day
A special, in-depth conversation with Jayson Southmayd and his wife Misti Southmayd from Cresswell, OR. Jayson is a wounded Iraq War Veteran with a remarkable story of courage and struggles. He battles a number of serious physical, mental and emotional conditions on a daily basis including PTSD. The Southmayd home was ruined by a falling tree and a shady contractor made it worse. Jayson volunteers and uses dog training for therapy for both himself and fellow vets. A local building inspector is trying to rebuild their home.
Dr. Lisa Sullivan - Clackamas County Health Pediatric Director on how immunizations and doctor visits and have slowed way down since the beginning of the pandemic, she wants parents to know that it's safe and appropriate for them to bring their kids in; Study on how 2 drinks per day can do damage to men's hearts; Brett Reckamp's mom Tawny Reckamp talks about getting her 1st vaccine dose; Grae Drake reviews Palmer & The Little Things
U.S. Senator Ron Wyden from Oregon on taking over Chair Duties on a powerful committee and key items he wants to focus on; Warner Pacific A.D. Mike Wilson on sports in Oregon for small colleges, large universities and high school; Author of 13 Nights Angie Summers on Seasonal Affective Disorder of S.A.D. and depression; Movie Critic Grae Drake
KGW Meteorologist Rod Hill talks about the atmospheric river of rain vs Pineapple Express; OR Restoration Master Water Restorer Ryan Gilyeat on water damage prevention and restoration; Old growth trees, Northern Spotted Owl and land use with Logger Mike Pihl and Oregon Wild
James "Murr" Murray from TLC's Practical Jokers authors a book; Portland Native American Youth Center; Grae Drake Wonder Woman 1984; OR Senator Peter Courtney says goodbye and farewell to a half dozen lawmakers moving on
KXL's Brett Reckamp goes in-depth with Dale Emanuel with Goodwill on the crazy year that was and more. Dale talks about the challenges the non-profit has been able to overcome in 2020 and all the thousands of people they have been able to serve. Plus, how they have grown their digital footprint and services to allow people to donate and purchase items online from all over the country
750 The Game and BFT's John Canzano on the Supreme Court taking up the case on whether to allow college athletes to negotiate their own endorsement deals and make money; AAA's Marie Dodds on a very odd holiday travel forecast; KINK & Metro's Peggy La Point on "Pre-cycling" - and getting ready to recycle around Christmas
KXL's Brett Reckamp goes in-depth again with the inspirational Major Bob Lloyd from the Cascade Division of the Salvation Army serving the greater Portland Metro Area about all the ways they are serving the community and trying to Rescue Christmas; KXL Real Estate Expert Rick Sadle talks about the Portland real estate market and the process of not only selling homes, but buying and all those goes into the process
Judi Croft with SAIF checks in with the latest on keeping people safe in the workplace during the pandemic - she says everything has changed for employers; Pandemic fatigue is being felt by front line workers who are struggling to hang on - Mental Health America CEO; Festa Italiana President Ed Ferrero on the festival and online event Christmas in Italy featuring the Portland Opera
Washington County 17-year-old CJ Bonneville is battling Pectus Excavatum - a sunken chest condition. CJ's life and his family's lives have been turned upside down in a hurry; Christmas light professional installer Ryan Milly with Confidence Lighting says they are buried this year; The Salvation Army's Major Bob Lloyd shares some stories on trying to rescue Christmas during this year of Covid
Gresham Mayor Elect Travis Stovall; Boeing FAA 737 MAX clearance; Lawn Starter dot com on OR recycling, leaves and disposable masks; Celebrity chef couple Jana Kramer and Mike Caussin on relationships and "The Good Fight"; Brian Westbrook on 5G; Movie critic Grae Drake on Chick Fight & Mank
Online shopping discussion and forecast in this pandemic world with Sara Skirball; Protection from porch pirates ripping off packages with Jalesa Campbell with Safety Dot Com; Celebrity Chef Millie Peartree giving back; Sprit of 77 Sports Bar GM on dealing with no fans during Blazer season
We hear from the pastor of St. Andre Bessette Father Tom Gaughan about damage to his church after vandals break windows and do other things to the building - Father Tom says they will not be able to continue their ministry of feeding the poor and helping homeless people until the damage is repaired; Beaverton Mayor Elect Lacey Beaty the morning after her win; 2 Sea Turtles found in Lincoln City
More coverage of local races ahead of the 2020 election - Gresham Mayor, Portland Mayor, Secretary of State, Washington Governor; Annie Duke - former pro poker player and current decision expert and public speaker - goes in-depth with Brett Reckamp on her new book: "How to Decide - Simple Tools for Making Better Choices"
OR Measure 26-218 on tobacco; OR Measure 108 on business tax; OR 2nd District Congress race; OR 4th District Congress race; Beaverton Mayor race with longer interviews with Mayor Denny Doyle and Council Member Lacey Beaty
KXL's Brett Reckamp has a special show with a walk-along at Will Vision and Laser Centers in Vancouver, WA with Carlene Will and Dr. Brian Will. They have been in business for decades with a shop in Vancouver and Salem. The experts in the eye industry walk through their state of the art shop and talk about the advancements that have been made to be able to correct people's vision. And they operate at the highest level in the industry in every facet. Dr. Will is one of the top eye experts in the Northwest and the U.S. with Wavefront Guided Bladeless Lasik surgery and technology.
Wildfire update - is rain a season ending event for the historic fires?; Bloodworks NW tests for COVID-19 antibodies as a service to donors; WA Gov Debate; West Linn Police training with NOBLE; Coronavirus affects Fantasy Football with Bryce Wells & Tuddy Talk
President Donald Trump & First Lady Malania Trump announce positive for Coronavirus - political perspective from CBS's Leonard Steinhorn, Dr. Jim Moore from Pacific University, Professor Ben Gaskins from Lewis & Clark College, Kerry Tymchuk with OR Historical Society, Beaverton School District extends distance learning, Southridge Youth Basketball President Nejuan Thompson
KXL's Rosemary Reynolds on wildfire coverage; Upward Bound Camp for Adults with Disabilities; Movie Critic Grae Drake; Mt Hood Meadows plan for opening during pandemic; Cyber attack claims a human life; Pine Sol used to kill COVID-19 on surfaces
Oregon State University on bad air quality long term health effects; Kevin Carroll of Katalyst on Rip City Rise Up; OR Fish & Game save hatchery fish from wildfire; Libertarian Presidential Candidate Dr. Jo Jorgensen and Green Party Presidential Candidate Howie Hawkins
NW Wildfire coverage as fires burn all around us - KXL reporters, KGW Meteorologist Rod Hill on air quality; SAIF Industrial Hygienist Kim Henry with SAIF on trying to be safe working in this bad air; KXL Listener Deb Luchs describes scene from Donald; Young Portland couple caught in wildfire camping makes it home safely
Donnie Harrison-Davis with Prolific Gaming - found at www.prolificesports.com - Donnie is a life-long video game enthusiast who has created a new company he hopes will become a go-to platform for gamers looking to take their skills to the next level; Second - Oregon Chem-Dry owners & operators Mike & Tamara Tanavasa - a replay of an interview from their Tualatin shop. Mike & Tamara talk about how they approach their business with a family-first attitude and their green-first techniques. Oregon Chem-Dry uses a 100% green, carbonated certified solution that dries faster. Their local carpet business continues to thrive thanks to their hard work and dedication.
Family members of the over century old Alpenrose Dairy in Portland are at odds and involved in a legal battle. One group is trying to sell the company which would likely lead to the closure of all the free, public facilities including the three the Little League baseball fields, cycling veledrome, midget racing track, dairy-ville and opera house. Ahead of a public hearing in Multnomah County Court we hear from Gary Rowell - Oregon Little League District 4 Administrator and Jen Fetheringill - Alpenrose Veledrome Director.
Superintendent of Tigard-Tualatin School District talks about the exciting new school year; Oregon Humane Society takes in displaced pets from Hurricane Dorian; Treads & Trails builds and gives away 75 bikes to Beaverton area 1st & 2nd graders; Portland Art Museum ceiling in a ballroom falls down; Harry Glickman enters basketball hall of fame; Ms Moviephone Grae Drake on IT sequel and new movies; American Idol winner Jordin Sparks on Sickle Cell Disease awareness
Bob Speltz with The Standard on the 11th annual Standard Volunteer Expo at Pioneer Square; USA Women's Soccer star Mia Hamm appears at Portland Cambia Classic, OHSU Researcher on a possible lifetime vaccine for influenza; UFCW Local 555 on possible looming strike for grocery workers
Shop with a Cop at Gateway Fred Meyer - The Sunshine Division and Portland Police Bureau go shopping for kids in need of school clothes and supplies; Soldier, hero, movie star Alek Skarlato runs for Congress; LPGA Golfer and defending champ of Portland Cambia Classic at Columbia Edgewater Marina Alex; Principal of new high school specially designed for students battling addiction opens - Sharon Martin from The Harmony Academy in Lake Oswego
Kelsey Scotch with Madden Industrial Craftsmen talks about their unique apprenticeship program that allows people to work in a trade while going to school, gaining skills and getting paid; Boys & Girls Clubs talk accused of allowing child sexual abuse for years - Portland area B&G Club leader speaks; Update on Washington County Deputies shot in the line of duty