The Portland Fire have reached the midpoint of their inaugural WNBA season still in the playoff hunt after a first half filled with memorable wins, difficult losses and a historic four-overtime game. Reporter Michael Sarno looks at the team’s progress, its growing connection with the Portland Thorns through their shared training facility, and what head
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Head Full of Bees Episode 20 for July 20, 2026 Playlist Amy Annelle – “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” / US / 2010 Cerys Hafana – “The Wife of Usher’s Well” / Wales / 2023 Spirogyra – “Time Will Tell” / UK / 1971 Clarissa Connelly – “Crucifer” / Scotland-Denmark / 2024 Ces Cadaveres – “Don’t
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This month’s show features four Clark County Council candidates, in order of appearance: Dusti Arab (District 1), John Zingale (District 2), Lukas Bardue (District 1), and Martin Pittioni (District 2). They discuss the county’s comprehensive plan, democracy and public trust, and the priorities they would pursue if elected. Local government shapes our daily lives, making
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My guest today is Jan Jochim, Director of Family Navigation for Akin. Akin is the product of a merger of Childhaven and Children’s Home Society of Washington. Together, they can provide more comprehensive support for children, families, and the communities where they live. To draw even more attention to the work they do, they’re holding
The Common Good: Akin and Bundles of Love 7-17-26 Read More »
Fusebox 280: “SCHMUCK AND COVER- UP” 31:21 COLD OPEN: “Orange Brat Meets The Algae Monster”:: Show Open :: Some Special Announcements ::Jodi Lorimer’s Book Released!::Grindhouse Releasing Road Show::Orange Brat Meets The Algae Monster #2” ::Fusebox Liner :: Grindhouse Resurrection Spot 9 :: Fusebox Liner ID :: Have Your Heard The Good News?: NY Times Says
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Comedian Mack Lee joins Rex and Bryan to talk comedy, wrestling, and the virtues of being a “problematic character.”
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Hosts Faith Spencer, Amanda Lynn Deal, Zane Thomas, and Steven Glickman talk about America’s surprisingly good relationship with the rest of the world, despite our politics. This should lead to a better selection of cheese here, but it hasn’t yet.
In the 1960’s, the impact that The Beatles, The Rolling Stones & Bob Dylan had on popular culture was huge, almost overwhelming. “Psychedelic Music” and “youth culture” was adopted by the older generation and could be seen on television programs and all forms of advertising. The direct effect it had on the music industry was
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$6 Million for the Arts?| Inspire Vancouver Inspires Us All “Inspire Vancouver” is poised to grant more than $6 million to arts, culture, heritage, and science programming and education. Where did this money come from, how are they distributing it, and how is this going to change the landscape for our community? Let’s get into
I’m Into This Place: $6 Million for the Arts? 7-15-26 Read More »
In Part 2, Co-hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal welcome Judge Sharonda Amamilo in a conversation about pursuing justice in Washington state courts. Judge Amamilo is recognized for being thoughtful, compassionate, and having an impartial perspective. Her goal is to deliver justice while safeguarding the constitutional rights of every citizen. Elected in 2020 to the
The Women’s Mosaic: Judge Sharonda Amamilo Part 2 7-14-26 Read More »