The Archive Project

The Archive Project


Latest Episodes

Oregon Shakespeare Festival: How I Learned What I Learned (Rebroadcast)
June 05, 2022

A discussion with Oregon Shakespeare Festival about playwright August Wilson's lasting legacy and his one-man play How I Learned What I Learned.

Come Fly the World & Matrix
May 29, 2022

Feminist themes at the 2021 #PDXBookFest with Julia Cooke exploring the history of Pan Am, and Lauren Groff sharing her revisionist history novel Matrix.

Proving Up: Missy Mazzoli, Karen Russell, & Gabriel Kahane
May 22, 2022

A conversation about adaptation and the creative process with composer Missy Mazzoli, writer Karen Russell, & Oregon Symphony’s Gabriel Kahane.

Chinese American Cookbooks with Kristina Cho, Brandon Jew, & Tienlon Ho
May 15, 2022

A feast of a conversation about two new Chinese American cookbooks, cuisine, heritage, and the history of Chinatowns.

Richard Powers
May 08, 2022

Novelist Richard Powers gets personal with this lecture that recalls how his life experiences have shaped him as a writer.

Amy Tan
May 01, 2022

Novelist Amy Tan talks about her life and early writing career, including writing The Joy Luck Club, in this lecture from 1991.

Oregon Shakespeare Festival: How I Learned What I Learned
April 24, 2022

A discussion with Oregon Shakespeare Festival about playwright August Wilson's lasting legacy and his one-man play How I Learned What I Learned.

Verselandia! 2021
April 17, 2022

Highlights from the 2021 Verselandia! youth slam poetry competition, featuring live performances from Portland-area students.

Three Poets from Portland Book Festival 2021
April 10, 2022

Three poetry conversations from the 2021 Portland Book Festival, featuring Donika Kelly, Atsuro Riley, and Devon Walker-Figueroa.

Charles Simic
April 03, 2022

Former U.S. Poet Laureate Charles Simic shares poems from his accomplished career, at this 2007 Poetry Downtown event in Portland.