FOX 12 Now Podcast | News, Things to Do in Portland Oregon and Beyond

In this episode, Greg talks about research scientists doing experiments with robots to manage forest health in Oregon. Also, he learns about news grants from the Oregon Heritage Commission helping local communities preserve their history.

In this episode Greg learns about updates to Oregon's recycling. Then, he hears about a 400-million-year-old creature that still lives in Oregon to this day.

In this epsode, we talk to a Salt & Straw co-founder about his new ice cream cookbook. Then we talk about the past, present and future of Portland's Black rodeo.

In this episode, Greg speaks to 3x WNBA MVP and 3x Olympic gold medalist Sheryl Swoopes. Then, he learns about Pikas in the Columbia River Gorge.

In this episode, Greg speaks about an upcoming Oregon wine festival. Then, he learns about the upcoming closure of Crater Lake.

In this episode, Greg speaks to a Reed College Student about an incredible discovery. Then he discusses a plan to transform Portland's downtown waterfront.

In this episode, we speak to the Brickman, a Lego master. Then we ask the question, “would you eat a nutria?”

In this episode, Greg talks to a pair of scientists from the University of Oregon who are using a dog's nose to study truffles. Then, he speaks to a local contestant on FOX's show 'The Floor.'

In this episode, we talk to the Oregon Museum of Science & Industry about the possibility of an asteroid hitting earth and a ‘planet parade.’ Then, we talk about the return of the ‘Project Pabst’ festival with its organizer.

In this episode we talk the Portland Wrestling Expo. Then we talk with a USGS scientist about a volcano in Alaska which has a 50/50 chance of erupting soon.

In today's episode, we talk to Chuck Hawley, owner of Sticky the Kitty about his pet's legacy, what it has meant to inspire and help people, plus how pets can help those in mental crisis. We also talk to Liza Musich of the Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation about The Oregon Zoo announcing the first two California condor eggs of 2025.

In today's episode, we talked to Valerie Sahakian, Lead Investigator of the Cascadia Region Earthquake Science Center, about the 325th anniversary of the last big earthquake in Oregon, and how you can prepare for the next one.

In this episode we talked to Neuroscientist Dr. Larry Sherman of OHSU about the upcoming Romance, Love Songs, and Neuroscience event coming up this valentines day. We also talked to the Wiggles, an internationally famous group, who will be in concert in Portland on June 5th for their Bouncing Balls Tour.

In today's episode, we talk to Bruce Schafer and Bobbie Kelly of the Intel Oregon First Lego League Challenge Championship Tournament taking place this Saturday. We also talk to Greg Pepper from Check Point about cybersecurity safety tips for 2025.

In today’s episode, we talked to Eric Goranson from Around the House NW about fire safety, including preventative steps and the latest Oregon fire regulations. We also talked to John Hendricks from the Oregon State Fire Marshall's office about how they determine which resources and personnel are allocated from Oregon fire departments when sending to another state.

In today's episode, we talk to Jackie Caplan-Auerbach, a Seismologist and Geologist with Western Washington University about how researchers are predicting that the Axial Seamount volcano could erupt in 2025.

In today's episode, we talk to Tim Williams, the Executive Director of The Oregon Film Trail about the program that looks to encourage people to visit sites where films and television shows were made in Oregon. We also talk to Molly Parker about her role as Amy Elias on the new FOX series Doc.

In todays episode we talk to Dave Tragethon about the new app Mt.Hood Skibowl is adopting that can allow users to send accurate GPS information and photos to Ski Patrol and rescuers.

In this episode, Dr. Anne Toledo, Chief of Urgent Care for Kaiser Permanente, discusses how to stay healthy around New Year's. We also talked to Hannah Schafer, Communications Director for PBOT, about the Safe Ride Home 2025 program ahead of New Year's Eve.

Today we spoke to Jessica Waters of DoveLewis about how to keep your pet safe during the holidays around various food and activities. We also spoke to Eric Goranson about last-minute tips to get ready for guests over the holidays.

Today we talked to James Szubski of Margie's Outdoor Store in Bingen, WA who receives and files reports on UFO sightings. We also talked to Kristina Haddad, Director of Brett's Bass Fund about their upcoming benefit concert to provide scholarships to aspiring Bass Players.

Today we talked to documentary filmmakers Chapman and Maclain Way about their new documentary. We also talked to Finders Keepers, the organization that drops over 3000 handcrafted glass floats along Lincoln City beaches every year.

In this episode, Greg discovers how to find hidden ornaments on Oregon trails. Then he switches gears and talks to the stars of a new Star Wars show on Disney+.

In this episode, Greg talks to folk music legend Ani DiFranco about an upcoming event in Portland. Then he talks to Eric G about DIY projects.

In this episode, Greg talks to the director of a new Bigfoot movie filmed entirely in the Pacific Northwest titled, ‘Feet of Death.’ Then he switches gears and talks to the new co-owner of Rose City Futsal, Diego Valeri.