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Rob Nosse

This week’s episode features the much-loved local politician Rob Nosse. Rob is the Oregon State Representative for the 42nd district, which includes part of Southeast and Northeast Portland. Rob is an openly queer Dad who has a reputation for being open and honest, and he lives up to that reputatio…

State Solutions, National Impact: Reforming PBMs to Save Patients and Pharmacies | Locked On Pharmacy

In this episode of the Locked On Pharmacy podcast, we dive deep into the "End Harmful Practices of PBMs" campaign, recently launched in fall 2024 by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). This critical initiative aims to accelerate pharmaceutical benefit manager (PBM) reform across the nation…

State Solutions, National Impact: Reforming PBMs to Save Patients and Pharmacies | Locked on Pharmacy

In this episode of the Locked On Pharmacy podcast, we dive deep into the "End Harmful Practices of PBMs" campaign, recently launched in fall 2024 by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA). This critical initiative aims to accelerate pharmaceutical benefit manager (PBM) reform across the nation…

Speaking Freely: Governor Kotek's State of the State

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek called for resilience, optimism and action, especially on homelessness, the housing supply, mental health and addiction and education, in her state of the state address. We also hear from the first Japanese American legislator to serve in Oregon's House, Mari Watanabe,…

S7E2: Work Ethic with Rob Nosse

Musician, labor organizer, and Oregon state legislator Rob Nosse on Portland, politics, and what we need to thrive.

Oregon’s bipartisan arts caucus wants structural changes and more money for public art

The bipartisan Arts and Culture Caucus in the Oregon legislatures has a slate of bills it’s pushing for this session. One proposal would merge two major arts funding organizations: The Oregon Arts Commission and the Oregon Cultural Trust.  Another bill would help owners of historic buildings by low…

Oregon bill would again allow foster kids to be sent out of state

A foster care bill in the Oregon legislature is controversial, but unlike other hotly contested issues, it’s not one that breaks along party lines. House Bill 3835 would allow kids in the child welfare system to be sent out of state to receive services —  a practice Oregon stopped several years ago…

Ties, Taxes and Treatment

Mike interviews Rob Nosse. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.schmidtshowpdx.com/subscribe

Rob Nosse for State Representative, District 42 (May 2026 Primary Election)

Hear from candidate Rob Nosse, running for State Representative, District 42 in the May 19, 2026 Election. - The League of Women Voters of Portland has worked for 105 years to defend democracy and empower voters. We provide voters with trustworthy, nonpartisan information about what’s on their ball…

Hidden Help: What Happened When Oregon Forced Hospitals to Boost Financial Aid?

In the second episode of our special series on medical debt, we explore lessons from Oregon’s aggressive legislation to push hospitals to prevent patients from falling into medical debt. Guests: Sara R. Collins, Senior Scholar, Commonwealth Fund Lawrence J. Furnstahl, Former Chief Financial Officer…