On today's episode, we welcome Cathy Zheutlin, filmmaker and
director/writer/producer of the documentary Living While Dying, from
Portland’s Peace Films.
Living While Dying was an official selection of the 2018 Portland Film
Festival and winner of the Resiliency in Aging A...
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The 7th Annual Portland Writers Picnic takes place this Sunday, September
10th from 11am to 4pm at Laurelhurst Park. And if you’re a writer, in or
around Portland, you’re invited! Families, too.
We’re fortunate to have three of the picnic organizers, and
members-in-good-s...
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Melinda Peterson passed away earlier this month. She was an immensely gifted
actress on stage, screen, and radio, and a kind and generous human being. I
met Melinda only twice in person, when she accompanied her husband, Phil
Proctor of the legendary comedy troupe Firesign ...
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On today's episode, we welcome Dian Greenwood, author of the new novel About
the Carleton Sisters from She Writes Press. After studying both writing and
counseling psychology in San Francisco, Dian now lives and writes here in
Portland, and works as a family therapist. Whic...
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On today's episode, we welcome Susana Millman, author of the photograph
collection Alive with the Dead ~or~ A Fly on the Wall with a Camera. The book
includes over 500 of Susana’s photographs following the Grateful Dead and
friends from the mid 1980s, through Jerry Garcia’s...
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Our In Depth guest today is Aug Stone, musician, comic, podcaster, and author
of the new novel The Ballad of Buttery Cake Ass. I got to know Aug initially
through his comedy act Young Southpaw, in which he channels a sweet, and
often puzzled, Southerner obsessed with music,...
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It’s summer here on Jonesy, as it might be for you, and that means Jonesy
himself is on the run, I mean traveling again, I don’t know where. What I
do know is this show comes to a complete stand-still when he’s gone. So
we’ll be doing what we usually do – re-airing one of o...
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We have a few annual traditions here on Jonesy, ones I look forward to every
year: our Portland Book Festival preview with director Amanda Bullock, the
Portland Youth Philharmonic season opener with Musical Director David
Hattner, and the Waterfront Blues Festival preview w...
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