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Oregon’s hazelnut growers will only get roughly half the price they did last year for their crop. → Read More
Michael Pollan has spent much of his career writing about the sometimes surprising relationship between plants and humans. His newest book, “This Is Your Mind on Plants,” focuses on three different plants and how they affect our brains. Opium, coffee, and mescaline could all be considered powerful drugs, or simply beautiful plants, or something much more mystical. → Read More
Businesses, residents and nonprofit organizations based in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood have released what they call a plan for reopening. → Read More
Oregon appears to be losing out on new semiconductor factories. Duncan Wyse, President of the Oregon Business Council, has gathered together a team of people to solve what he says is a big problem. → Read More
The Bootleg Fire burning in South Central Oregon is now 42 percent contained and burning over 400,000 acres. It remains the largest fire in the country. → Read More
The Oregon Health Authority issued guidance this weekend allowing the continued use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. → Read More
In «Horizon,» Oregon author Barry Lopez reflects on a lifetime of human and natural encounters across the globe. → Read More
Coronavirus concerns have led Oregon’s workplace safety agency to receive over 2,000 complaints in recent weeks – as many as it normally gets in a year. → Read More
The "Think Out Loud" producers choose some of their favorite interviews from 2019. → Read More
Forests and Oceans bear the brunt of climate change, but they offer opportunities to help reverse it. Also, could hydrogen fuel production be coming to the Pacific Northwest? And Cheryle Kennedy, the chair of the Grand Ronde tribe, recently won a national award. → Read More
A manufacturer of large-scale shredding machines in Wilsonville, Oregon, says they might not be able to sell their products in China after the latest round of tariff increases. → Read More
With more than 2,000 employees and up to 20,000 fans, the Moda Center is a well-oiled entertainment machine. → Read More
Five Oregon innovators sit down with host Dave Miller in front of an audience and talk about their blue sky vision and what drives them. → Read More
A discussion about the science and ethics of editing human embryos, with members of the research team at OHSU who just announced a breakthrough in the field. → Read More
We hear about turkey poop in eastern Oregon, lead dust from home demolitions, and an effort to bring creative types and technical types together in the Oregon startup world. → Read More
It's early, but big money is already flowing into the 2018 Oregon gubernatorial race. → Read More
If you’d like to comment on any of the topics in this show, please get in touch with us on Facebook or Twitter, send an email to thinkoutloud@opb.org, or you can leave a voicemail for us at 503-293-1983. The call-in phone number during the noon hour is 888-665-5865. → Read More
The downstairs reading room at the main branch of the Multnomah County Library, as seen from the stairwell. Sage Van Wing/OPB The central branch of the Multnomah County Library is the largest library in the largest city in Oregon. More than 800,000 people walked through its doors just in the past year. “Think Out Loud” recently spent a whole day at the library talking to dozens of people:… → Read More
Marc Trice spent 21 years in prison for a murder he committed when he was 15. We ask him about life on the outside. The sister of his victim tells us about what his release has been like for her. → Read More
We discuss the latest revenue-raising and cost-cutting proposals in Salem to close the $1.4 billion budget gap. → Read More