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Each week on This Place, we talk with Oregonians about the places that matter to them—where they live, work, and find joy. What is it like to be where you are? What do you wish other people understood about your place?
This Place is produced by Oregon Humanities.
This Place is produced by Oregon Humanities.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
4 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
98 episodes
since Dec. 10, 2024
episodic
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This week we hear from Janet Potter in rural Clackamas County. This episode was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference in Woodburn.
This week we hear from Cam Amabile in Corenlius. This episode was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference.
This week we hear from Timothy Bishop of Baker City. This interview was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference.
This week we hear from Elizabeth Peterson in Cottage Grove. This episode was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference.
This week we hear from Shannon Gruenhagen in Pendleton. This episode was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference.
This week we hear from weaver Debbie Ellis in northern Clackamas County. This interview was recorded at the 2026 Oregon Heritage Conference.
This week we hear from Curtis Martin, a rancher in North Powder.
This episode is presented in partnership with the Plan for a Resilient Oregon.
This week we hear from Melanie Stanley in Blue River.
This episode is presented in partnership with the Plan for a Resilient Oregon.
This week we hear from Melody Wagner in Spray.
This episode is presented in partnership with the Plan for a Resilient Oregon.
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