In which we learn that Portlanders just can’t seem to stay inside, even when it might kill grandma and grandpa.
A big thank you to Oregon State University’s Professor Chris Nichols (https://christophermcknightnichols.wordpress.com/) for chatting with us about the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic. You can read his fantastic Tweetstorm on the epidemic HERE (https://twitter.com/CMcKNichols/status/1237831355213348865), and read his Washington Port article HERE (https://t.co/DzlvigUK7v?amp=1).
DKC’s DoubleDub article on the epidemic in Portland can be found HERE (https://t.co/2ZjfRznstf?amp=1).
And be sure to check out the Infuenza Encyclopedia HERE (https://www.influenzaarchive.org/index.html)!
17 Nov 2019
KAOH 11.1: My Own Private Old Portland
In which we learn that everyone can enjoy complaining about everyone else.
A big thank you to true-crime historian JB Fisher (https://jbfisherauthor.com/) and Dead Memories Portland (https://www.facebook.com/groups/deadmemoriesportland/)‘s Kevin-Michael Moore for their thoughts on some Old Portlands.
22 Sept 2019
KAOH Book Club: Echo of Distant Water
In which we learn that the darkness of Oregon’s winter can hide many sins.
You can buy JB Fisher’s book HERE. (https://jbfisherauthor.com/books-2/)
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