XRAY.FM's Street Roots Radio is a collaborative radio project with Street Roots journalists. Highlighting the work of the Orange Fence Project, which focuses on homelessness policy, enforcement and impact in Portland, OR.
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Grants Pass to Provide Basic Relief for Homeless Residents, Following Legal Settlement
Welcome to Street Roots Radio. This is an XRAY.FM collaboration with Portland Local Publication Street Roots. Street Roots publishes a weekly social justice newspaper sold by people experiencing homelessness and poverty to earn an income.
This week, we discuss Jeremiah Hayden's article: Grants Pass to Provide Basic Relief for Homeless Residents, Following Legal Settlement.
To get a physical copy of the issue released each Wednesday, locate your nearest vendor here or read more online at streetroots.org.
Episode Credits:
Interview: Jeremiah Hayden, Street Roots Reporter
Host & Producer: Hana Francis
Post-Production & Editing: Hana Francis
13 Aug 2025
Evolving Images, Guided By An Internal Compass
Welcome to Street Roots Radio. This is an XRAY.FM collaboration with Portland Local Publication Street Roots. Street Roots publishes a weekly social justice newspaper sold by people experiencing homelessness and poverty to earn an income.
This week we discuss Grace Mangali's recent article: Evolving Images, Guided by an internal compass. Standards for photojournalists covering homelessness are evolving. Guidance comes from experience, mentorship and a personal code of ethics.
To get a physical copy of the issue released each Wednesday, locate your nearest vendor here or read more online at streetroots.org.
Episode Credits:
Interview: Grace Mangali, Street Roots Snowden Intern
Host & Producer: Hana Francis
Post-Production & Editing: Hana Francis
6 Aug 2025
K-8 School Next Door to Portland ICE Facility Plans Immediate Move
Welcome to Street Roots Radio. This is an XRAY.FM collaboration with Portland Local Publication Street Roots. Street Roots publishes a weekly social justice newspaper sold by people experiencing homelessness and poverty to earn an income.
This week, we discuss Jeremiah Hayden's article: K-8 School Next Door to Portland ICE Facility Plans Immediate Move. The Cottonwood School is scrambling to move into a new building just weeks before the start of the school year, saying federal agents’ treatment of protesters endangers students
To get a physical copy of the issue released each Wednesday, locate your nearest vendor here or read more online at streetroots.org.
Episode Credits:
Interview: Jeremiah Hayden, Street Roots Reporter
Host & Producer: Hana Francis
Post-Production & Editing: Hana Francis
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Podcast Authority Score: 63 / 100
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76
Engagement
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