Week ending Aug 14, 2026 – Oregon startup news
Twenty years ago Boeing bought Insitu, the drone company built up in the Columbia Gorge — and this week Boeing basically un-bought it, selling Insitu, along with Wisk and SkyGrid, to Archer, the flying-taxi startup people keep calling "Waymo for air taxis." Then Boeing turned around and invested in…
The Role of Passion in Building a Successful Business with Angel Medina of TODOS Media
Angel Medina, the founder of TODOS Media and cofounder of Republica & Co, joins me to discuss her journey from the culinary world to building a cinematic media platform. Angelina shares how her background in Mexican culture and high-end hospitality informed her approach to storytelling and why she …
Week ending Aug 21, 2026 - Oregon startup news
The Ducks might be #2 in football, but the Beavers are #1 when it comes to startup accelerators. Meanwhile CBRE says Portland slipped to 34th for tech talent, and I spent part of the week sitting across from a consultancy from Ohio who told me, flat out, that we've been lucky, not good — and luck i…
Week ending Aug 28, 2026 – Portland startup news
A notable startup acquisition is reshaping the tech landscape. Learn how this deal affects operations following the merger.
This video examines the recent move by a prominent startup that gained major attention during the iPad launch era to purchase a Portland-based company. We break down the core…
Why you should start before you're ready - Chatting with Prdikt
In this episode of Startup Stories, Rick Turoczy sits down with Tarek, the founder of Prdikt, an AI co-pilot designed to help product managers bridge the gap between requirements and execution. With over two decades of experience in program management, Tarek shares his insights on "failing fast," t…
Week ending Sep 4 2026 – Oregon startup news
Leading the week: Kelly Lyons steps into the Innovation Hub's empty chair right as PSU — the Hub's fiscal sponsor — lands $6M for innovation and commercialization, and Rick had the story out before the Hub itself put out a statement. From there, Josh Carter's UpStart Collective marks 4 years and a …
Why it’s "too easy" to start a company today – Peter Kirwan on the pitfalls of founders
Peter Kirwan, co-founder and CEO of mebot ai, joins me on Startup Stories to discuss the evolution of AI digital twins, what it takes to scale human presence, and the gritty realities of entrepreneurship in the age of rapid AI acceleration.
We dive into how mebot pivoted from early VR experiments …
Week ending Sep 11, 2026 – Portland startup news
Talking to venture capitalists often feels like that scene in The Notebook—"What do you want?!" This week, we preview a rare, candid workshop coming to Portland with Clarence Bethea designed to decode "VC speak" and share the quiet parts out loud.
We also break down new local tech developments: YC…
No more menu anxiety – Emmy winner uses filmmaking to fix menus
Menus haven't fundamentally changed since they first appeared in France 200 years ago—and PDF QR codes didn't make them any better. Now, this Emmy winning founder is looking for ways to improve the ancient document.
Dru Holley, cofounder of MenuMingle, discusses how "menu anxiety" affects 1 in 3 …
Week ending Sep 18, 2026 – Oregon startup news
Portland startups have a long, storied history of engineers building tools for other engineers—from Tektronix oscilloscopes to Puppet. This week, we look at how that open-source builder tradition is roaring back with a fresh $2M round for AI agent infrastructure, alongside major hardware and clean …
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