The Truth Ride: Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Morgan Schmidt and local creative Jason Graham.

PAH Forum Review and The Release Of Good Deeds Map

We discuss the Forum held by Partners for Affordable Housing for candidates for Deschutes County Commissioner. We Black Radio releases interactive map of 160 properties with racially biased language in their deeds in Deschutes County.

The Truth Ride: Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Morgan Schmidt and local creative Jason Graham.

We introduce the community to Jason Graham in our "Meet Your Neighbor Series" Jason aka MOsley WOtta is a talented man with personal experience of living in Bend and providing perspectives some of you may be unaware of. We also continue our interviews of Deschutes County Commissioner Candidates who sit down with us in The Lion's Den, a Black owned barbershop near downtown Bend, Oregon.

The Truth Ride Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Jennifer Letz April 5th 2026

We speak with award winner Josie Stanfield on her award, No Kings, becoming the first Black owned brick and mortar store in Redmond and more. We speak with Sisters Mayor and Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Jennifer Letz. Finally I respond publicly to a Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate who attacked me online.

The Truth Ride: Interview with Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Amanda Page March 15th 2026

On this episode of The Truth Ride, We are pulling up with purpose. We’re unpacking The Crimson Report—what it exposes, why it matters, and how it speaks to the ongoing reality of racial terror in this country. We’re also chopping it up with Graham Betchart and Joey Hamilton, the creators of Making Space for Love—a podcast being streamed on WBR about loving ourselves, each other, and our community in a world that keeps trying to break us. And we’re keeping it local and political, continuing our series with candidates for Deschutes County Commissioner as we sit down with Amanda Page to press her on what real accountability to Black, indigenous and marginalized communities looks like.

Interview with Lynne Mcconnell Executive Director Housing-works Feb 15, 2026

We sit down with Housing-works Executive Director Lynne Mcconnell and discuss the role Housing-works plays in housing locals in the community and she answers some of the questions sent in for her by the listeners. We will also discuss the SNUBBING of Deschutes County Commissioner Candidate Amanda Page for endorsement by the Democratic party and how systemic racism played a part in that decision due to an unfair "pledge" by candidates.