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Kick Ass Oregon History Podcast
KAOH 10.4: Tom Kay Part One- Mayor Harry Lane’s Bitch
In which we learn that justice is a bitch. ...
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KAOH Walking Tours on Easter Weekend 2017
We have two awesome walking tours this weekend – both bush and bunny free! Saturday at 4:00pm, we’ll be starting at Floyd’s Coffee (118 NW Couch St.) at ...
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FREE!, In Real Life, KAOH’s Historic Portland Rock and Roll Walking Tours!
Portland Center Stage at the Armory approached us to host a rock and roll walking tour in conjunction with their new show, Wild and Reckless; A New Concert Event ...
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Kick Ass Oregon History Podcast
KAOH 10.3 Book Club with Peter Boag
You can find Professor Boag’s book, Same-Sex Affairs: Constructing and Controlling Homosexuality in the Pacific Northwest right HERE! (We like to support local booksellers, but Powells was out of ...
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Kick Ass Oregon History Podcast
KAOH 10.2: The Whitman Deal
In which we learn that words have power. Be sure to click over to the history page for the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. And be ...
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Charles A. Moose: Race, Community Policing, and Portland’s First African American Police Chief
The Resident Historian, Doug Kenck-Crispin, has written his master’s thesis (Portland State University, MA History) on Charles Moose, Portland’s first black police chief. To help you explore that ...
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“The Government is Hiding Dead Bigfoot Bodies!!”
If you came down to the Jack London Bar one cold January night in 2014, you might have seen a live show I performed where I talked about ...
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Kick Ass Oregon History Podcast
KAOH 10.1 The Beaver Police State
Real title: The Beaver Police State. Thanks to the City Club of Portland and the National Law Enforcement Museum for some of the audio in this episode. Here is ...
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Some Kick Ass Fall Walking Tours!
The leaves are all turning, the evenings are getting cooler and all the hipster tourists are headed back home and out of these much more rainy environs – so time for ...
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Catch You Some Oregon History This Week!
Seven days and three events. It will certainly be a busy week, and you’re bound to catch some Oregon History, one way or another. On Sunday the 11th, we’ll be ...
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