White Tiger Productions

03/13/2022

This is a Jack Miller—artist, professor, father, partner in life and business, chef, and now gardener and playwright—appeciation post. No one should look this fine when paying for parking on a rainy night before a Western Political Science Association dinner. 🎩🔥😍

02/21/2022

Just over here making an ancestral mandala like one does. This project was an experiment with the bounds of collaboration, process over outcome, and creating a container to allow something new to emerge spontaneously. 8/100

02/19/2022

initiating blank slate
i.e., begin again
7/100

01/20/2021

Jack Miller contributed to KOIN 6 on this momentous inauguration day.

Doctor Jack Miller, a political science professor at Portland State University, joined AM Extra Wednesday to talk about the ways 2021's Inauguration Day will...

05/11/2020

This week’s guest on the Pothole Problem Podcast is Sonia Montalbano, a lawyer and political activist running against several other candidates for Multnomah County Circuit Court Judge in the kind of judicial election that is rarely contested. Sonia discusses her lifelong political commitments and talks about the issues of judicial reform that have inspired her to enter electoral politics in this way. She also looks at the challenges that she and other judicial candidates face under normal circumstances, as well as in the unique coronovirus lockdown campaigning environment.
https://www.potholeproblempodcast.com/episode-list/episode-28

05/04/2020

This week’s guest on the Pothole Problem Podcast is Alison McCaffree, author of Politics of the Possible, a book about her grandmother, Mary Ellen McCaffree, a pioneering female legislator in Washington State. She is also the founder and executive director of Politics of the Possible in Action, a non-profit organization inspiring community engagement and enhancing civic education. Alison discusses the challenges of doing civic engagement work in today's world and explores the lessons she learned from her grandmother's stories about a life in elected office and her own work spreading the civic engagement message.

https://www.potholeproblempodcast.com/episode-list/episode-27

05/02/2020

A rainy Saturday in early May is a pretty great time to work on a new episode of the Pothole Problem Podcast.

04/29/2020

Four years ago today we concluded a 3-year experiment in online broadcasting and podcasting known as White Tiger Radio. All 32 episodes are still on iTunes and whitetigerradio.com if you want to take a time machine trip back to the heyday of the Obama years...

04/27/2020

This week’s guest is Esperanza Tervalon-Garrett, campaign manager for We Count Oregon and the founder and CEO of Dancing Hearts Consulting, a progressive political consulting firm committed to challenging the status quo. Esperanza describes her earliest experiences as an organizer and activist, and she discusses some of the lessons she's learned along the way about establishing a sustainable life in movement work.
https://www.potholeproblempodcast.com/episode-list/episode-26

04/13/2020

This week’s guest in the Pothole Problem Podcast is Peter Toll, campaign coordinator for the Clackamas County Democratic Party and a long-time political organizer and party activist. Peter discusses what it takes to energize people in local- and state-level politics and the new and old barriers to success in Democratic politics.

04/08/2020

04/06/2020

This week’s guest on the Pothole Problem Podcast is Liz Darby, a former government researcher, policymaker, and lobbyist working in the field of healthcare. Liz discusses how her own view of politics changed from her conservative upbringing to her embrace of liberalism in the 1970s, what her professional life was like, and the ways national politics seemed to change during her time in Washington, DC, from the late-1970s to the early-21st century.
https://www.potholeproblempodcast.com/episode-list/episode-23