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WINTER 2022 UPDATE: NEW SHOWS + AN FM SIGNAL GLOW-UP
Enjoy smoother listening on 107.1 & 91.1 FM, 8 brand new shows, & Schedule Updates for your existing favorites
The 2021 Annual Eat, Drink, Buy Local Guide is here!
Waited to shop for the holidays? At a loss of where to find the perfect gift, activity, or way to give back? XRAY’s Annual Eat Drink, & Buy Local Guide is here!
We’re hiring a Community Manager!
Job Title: Community Manager Reports to: XRAY Board of Directors Oversees: n/a FTE: 1.0 XRAY.FM is seeking a vibrant and … More
Election Night Unity March
A Portlander shares their perspective on the November 3rd Unity March. Protestors held an Election Night March yesterday while close … More
Store Says Portland’s Facial Recognition Ban Could Drive It to Shut Doors Overnight
Listen to this story in the latest episode of Banned in PDX, the podcast tracking Portland’s facial recognition ban. Portland’s … More
Banned in PDX Podcast Is Tracking Portland’s Groundbreaking Facial Recognition Ban
If you care about law enforcement, surveillance, privacy, racial and gender equity, you need to hear Banned in PDX.
PDX Black-Owned Businesses: A Directory of What You’re Hearing On-Air
You may have heard that, in celebration of Juneteenth, XRAY.fm & The Numberz.fm put out an open call offering free radio spots for Black-owned businesses and organizations in the Portland metro area. We had an incredible response, so we decided to make a directory of those businesses that we’re currently celebrating on our airwaves so our listeners could find them all in one place.
Amid Noose Investigation, Termination of Foremen “Should Be on the Table”
Lead contractor was among many construction firms that did not endorse a local diversity and inclusion program adopted by 16 area government agencies.
Juneteenth 2020: Listening Back to a Day of Powerful Conversations
XRAY & The Numberz’ 4th Annual On Air Juneteenth Teach-In came at a time when the world was finally looking in to the day-to-day realities of Black Americans.
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