Stay ConnectedThe Portland 50, a podcast series about the people who dreamt, built and championed the innovation, growth and uniqueness of Portland.
Each episode is a narrative journey told by the founders, leaders and drivers behind some of Oregon’s best known companies, landmarks and industries.
The Portland 50 is presented by Jaguar Land Rover Portland and produced by KINK.fm.
This week, Peggy speaks with Jay Graves, former owner of the Bike Gallery, founding board member of Cycle Oregon and biking advocate.
This week we talk with David Adelsheim, founder, winemaker and now director of Adelsheim Vineyards, one of Oregon’s founding wineries.
In this week’s episode we feature Pat Reser, board chair of Reser Fine Foods, a third-generation family company based in Beaverton. She, her late husband Al and their family started the Reser Family Foundation.
This week’s episode features the second part of our conversation with Terry Currier of Music Millennium. In this podcast, Terry talks about the synergy between KINK and Music Millennium, and the formation of the Oregon Music Hall of Fame.
art 1 of our conversation with Terry Currier from Music Millennium an independent record store founded in 1969. It might be the oldest continually-existing record store in the Pacific Northwest.
This week Peggy talks to Portland screenwriter and author Mike Rich. You may know him from movies he wrote including "Finding Forrester", "Radio" and "Cars 3."
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