Tiffany Camhi
Tiffany Camhi is the "All Things Considered" host for Oregon Public Broadcasting.
She spent six years at KQED Public Radio in the San Francisco Bay Area where she hosted "Weekend Edition", produced and directed "The California Report" and reported for KQED News. She's filed stories for National Public Radio Newscasts, NPR's "Here and Now" and Public Radio International's "The World".
Tiffany is an alumni of the City University of New York, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism.
When Tiffany's not on the radio you can usually find her riding a motorcycle or trying to figure out a way to talk about motorcycles on the radio.
Latest Stories
Research out of Portland finds promise in pod villages for unhoused people
A new report from Portland State University found that a majority of people living in these tiny villages are satisfied, and that neighbors who live next to these communities grow less concerned over time.
Pediatrician on navigating the new world of optional masks for parents and kids under 5
As Oregon prepares to lift its mask mandate for most indoor spaces, parents and children under five who cannot yet be vaccinated face a turning point that means navigating a new world of optional masks in schools and other public places.
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Putting a face on student homelessness, through comics
A new project from Portland State University is combining the stories of students who’ve experienced homelessness with the graphic arts.
‘OPB Politics Now’: Session highlights include budget tweaks, farm workers OT and pumping your own gas
On this special episode, we highlight the biggest policy fights in the Oregon legislature's 2022 short session.
‘OPB Politics Now:’ The problem with Interstate 5
Interstate 5 is a key part of the transportation system that moves both people and goods up and down the West Coast. But the highway has problems, especially where it travels through Portland to Washington state. On this week's show, we'll dig into the politics of fixing the interstate and building a new bridge connecting Oregon and Washington.
‘Exceeding capacity’: 2 Oregon counties seek help storing bodies, as COVID-19 deaths surge
Tillamook and Josephine counties have both requested refrigerated trucks to store bodies. Most of Oregon's emergency planning has centered on different kinds of disasters.
Oregon House Speaker Tina Kotek on what did, and didn’t, happen this legislative session
Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives Tina Kotek talks about the legislative session that wrapped up the last weekend of June.
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Poison Waters dives into the history, craft and politics of drag
Kevin Cook is a staple in the Portland community. You may know him better by his drag alter-ego Poison Waters. Since the late 1980s, Waters has been performing and co-hosting at the legendary drag club Darcelle XV and now, they're adding a new title to the resume: professor — teaching a course on the history of Portland drag at Portland Community College.
Why Juneteenth matters, in Oregon and across the country
Sen. Lew Frederick was one the leaders of the push to make Juneteenth a state holiday in Oregon. He reflects on its importance.
Keeping the boundary-breaking story of Portland’s Hazel Ying Lee alive
A new children’s book tells the story of Portland’s Hazel Ying Lee. She was the first Chinese-American woman to fly for the U.S. military during World War II.