phile under: five questions

5 Questions with Allen Nause

Artistic Director of Artists Rep talks shop about Long Day’s Journey Into Night.

08/13/2010 By Anne Adams

phile under: music festival

Pickathon Founder Speaks Volumes

Indie Roots Music Festival founder Zale Schoenborn expounds on big ideas.

08/04/2010 By Anne Adams

Stage Presence

5 Questions for Kinky Friedman

Author, politician, songwriter, and cowboy philosopher speaks up

07/27/2010 By John Chandler

For Food Lovers Only

The Food Lover’s Guide to Portland

Writer Liz Crain takes on Portland food

07/26/2010 By Eat Beat Team

phile under: comic con 2010

5 Questions with Brandon Seifert

On the cusp of Comic Con, the writer of Witch Doctor discusses his series’ new-found bargaining power.

07/21/2010 By Anne Adams

phile under: indie music up-and-comer

5 Questions with Leviethan

Levi Cecil surfaces at PCS for a June residency.

06/15/2010 By Anne Adams

Gallery Guide

The Book of Crumb

Misanthrope in the Garden of Eden

06/08/2010 By Graham Bell

Comedy Central PDX

Hello Sparky!

A meandering conversation with Hal Sparks

04/22/2010 By John Chandler

phile under: art

Donald Judd Conference in Portland

one-day conference in April at U of O

03/17/2010 By Lisa Radon

Long Story Short

The Rugger

Meet San Juanita Moreno, 26-year-old from Eastern Oregon, who has found her place in Rugby amongst Portland's premier women's team and the Olympic US national team.

02/15/2010 By Rachel Ritchie

Mudroom

Atheist on the Rocks

If you think Christopher Hitchens comes on strong onstage, you ought to meet him at the dinner table.

02/04/2010 By Randy Gragg

Liberal Believer

The Hitchens Transcript

The complete interview between the renowned atheist Christopher Hitchens and Unitarian minister Marilyn Sewell

12/17/2009

Feature

Questions of Faith

A conversation between Unitarian minister Marilyn Sewell and infamous atheist Christopher Hitchens

12/11/2009

People

Holy Diver

Steven Kimes believes the poor really will inherit the earth. That's why he quit his job, took his family to the streets, and became Portland's most radical servant of the homeless.

05/19/2009 By Bart Blasengame