"Leaders who can walk and chew gum at the same time"
Stump Talk Episode 3: "Leaders Who Can Walk and Chew Gum at the Same Time"
Can labor and business agree on who should be our new city leaders? Why do voters need “validators” to vet candidates? What drives political interest groups to spend money on key races?
The answers may surprise you. Welco ...
"Ask my mother."
Over a decade ago, Nathan Vasquez did one of the toughest things required by his job at the Multnomah County DA’s office: he called the grieving family of a gun violence victim. The person who answered was the victim’s brother, Vince Jones-Dixon.
Today, both men have been elected to serve Multno ...
Keith Wilson: "We’re going to turn Portland around next year."
How does Keith Wilson plan to get Portlanders off the streets and into shelters? How will his business background influence his approach to managing Portland’s budget?
Those are just some of the topics we discuss in the latest episode of the Stump Talk podcast.
Keith Wilson is the President of T ...
Rene Gonzalez: "We can return to being one of the safest cities in the nation."
How does Rene Gonzalez plan to become the strictest mayor on the West Coast in terms of enforcing public camping and drug use laws? And what’s his plan for keeping Portland “healthy, beautiful, and safe”?
These are just some of the topics we’ll cover with the city commissioner in Episode 6 of th ...
Carmen Rubio: "We need a mayor who can hit the ground running."
What’s Carmen Rubio’s vision for a safe and affordable Portland? Why does she believe she’s the only mayoral candidate with the experience to forge the deals needed to tackle Portland’s toughest challenges?
Those are just some of the topics we discuss in the latest episode of the Stump Talk podc ...
"It's gonna be us."
Much has been said about how Portland’s new electoral system encouraged friendlier, more collaborative campaigning.
Few candidates, however, worked as closely together as Tiffany Koyama Lane and Angelita Morillo. Were they Portland’s first example of a successful candidate slate?
Tune in to Epis ...
"Sausage-making in public is a good thing."
On January 2, Portland’s newly elected city council gathered for a highly anticipated vote: selecting the council president.
Many had expected that leader to be Candace Avalos, a former charter commissioner and a key architect of Portland’s new system. Yet, after nine rounds of voting, Avalos na ...
"We have had an absolute clean break with the old."
We’re back with a bonus episode that takes you inside City Hall, where a brand-new government is finding its footing.
Joining us are The Oregonian’s Shane Kavanaugh and Willamette Week’s Sophie Peel, who discuss the “first day of school” vibes at City Hall, Mayor Wilson’s seemingly unflappable o ...
"This is so wildly different."
City Hall reporters Shane Kavanaugh (The Oregonian), Sophie Peel (Willamette Week), and Alex Zielinski (OPB) join the podcast to take us inside the debates, alliances, and surprise twists that shaped the process.
You can catch the final budget adoption vote here on June 18.
Catch our guests' rep ...
“Social housing may be the only way to get the housing market started again."
This summer, three Portland city councilors—including District 4’s Mitch Green—caused a stir when they spent about $47,000 in taxpayer funds traveling to Vienna, Austria, to study one of the world’s most ambitious social housing systems.
The trip was connected to a concept that may already have ...
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