If you were starting an LBGTQ workplace book club, what book would you want to read first? (Bonus points if it’s a Pacific Northwest author)
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If you were starting an LBGTQ workplace book club, what book would you want to read first? (Bonus points if it’s a Pacific Northwest author)
Today marks one of the worst mornings for early risers. 2 days I h8 as a Morning Edition host - July 5th and the Monday after daylight saving starts.
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The new dark fantasy novel "Alchemised" by Portland author SenLinYu follows a healer under interrogation in captivity in a time of war, exploring themes of women’s unrecognized labor and the violence of losing one’s autonomy. OPB recently spoke with Sen about the book.
I had so many emotions while reading SenLinYu’s Alchemised - mostly I just felt very lucky that I get to read books like this for work. Here’s our conversation about their debut dark fantasy novel or tune in to OPB to hear it during Morning Edition/All Things Considered. www.opb.org/article/2026...
Dave Miller shares his story for our “what our audience doesn’t know” series.
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-Dave Miller OPB host of Think Out Loud
Kyra Buckley shares her story for our “what our audience doesn’t know” series.
"I'm grateful to be able to do this work, but I'm incredibly disheartened that OPB salaries have not kept up with rising cost of living in & around Portland & other parts of Oregon."
-Kyra Buckley, OPB reporter/producer
This story took many months to report and I’m really satisfied with the results. Too often it seems like we categorize these kinds of programs as full success stories or full failures - the truth usually falls somewhere in between.
Me, seeing a story about “sexy walkers” in the rundown for Morning Edition:
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OPB Politics Now will be going live again at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow! Link is here, join us. www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQwX...
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Please god let Katy Perry meet an extraterrestrial while on her short space flight 🙏🙏🙏
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Come to learn about how Koda the dog helps sniff out gray whales, stay to hear a thoughtful exchange on individuality, family and loss.
Such a powerful story. Tune into Morning Edition on OPB to hear it in the 8 o’clock hour.
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Fantastic to know that the joke landed! Thanks for listening and for the follow too ☺️
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