EPISODE · Sep 2, 2026 · 37 MIN
The Wednesday Kvetch, September 2 2026
from Progress Portland · host Kip S.
Kat and Kip discuss the global tragedy of losing Tim Curry, why the city struggles to own up to their own failings, the same tired shit being repackaged into “Go, Portland, Go” 🙄, and how we’re all doomed by the capitulation over the CEI hub. And “Daria” as your co-pilot.Listen to Progress Portland wherever you pod from and find us on the YouToobz™, Instagramz®, and ZuckBook© at @ProgressPortland.
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