OPB Radio

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OPB Radio (KOPB-FM 91.5 FM) is a Public News/Talk radio station licensed to Portland, OR, and serves the Portland radio market. The station is currently owned by Oregon Public Broadcasting.

Call sign: KOPB-FM
Frequency: 91.5 FM
City of license: Portland, OR
Format: Public News/Talk
Owner: Oregon Public Broadcasting
Area Served: Portland

Contact

Address: 7140 SW Macadam Avenue Portland, OR 97219
Phone number: 503-244-9900

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Comments (4)

Mike 2023-07-26 09:35 PM

I'm a long time KOPB listener. I remember with great nostalgia when I could go to the page for a local show and make a comment/reply in the chat room for that show.

Now I can't find a show's page, let alone make a comment (Or cite a possible factual mistake).

David B 2023-04-17 03:24 PM

Long time NPR listener and sustaining member--listen daily. Ayesha Rasco is fantastic. Her sincerity, energy and refreshing viewpoints are unmatched on NPR. She's the most refreshing voice that I have heard on the radio in my 63 years on earth. Thank you NPR for not being vanilla or ethnocentric. If this educated cisgender white boy wanted "professional voiced and looking" echo chamber reporting there is a very large channel named after an animal. I prefer NPR with its diverse voices and viewpoints.

Chandramani motiram khandare 2022-04-29 04:06 PM

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richard gicking 2022-04-10 03:53 PM

I have been an NPR and specifically OPB listener for as long as NPR has been on the air and have been a contributor regularly. I still listen daily.
Although the content fluctuates in relevance, I still find it interesting and informative.
I have never written a comment to NPR but- Ayesha Rasco's voice is the most irritating I have ever heard on the radio in my 69 years on earth.
When she has pre-recorded messages or intros and sometimes in interviews she modulates her voice a bit more effectively , but of all the reporters out there of any backround or culture , there must be a qualified reporter with a better "radio voice" that is less nasally and just annoying to have on air...especially as a host of an NPR show! I just cant stand to listen to her.