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
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.
Effort to prioritize vaccinations for Oregon’s Pacific Islander seniors is underway
‘We know who we are. We know who we value.’ As COVID-19 vaccinations are ramping up across the state, a coalition of local Pacific Islander community groups are making sure their elders are not forgotten.
Oregon’s lone Asian American legislator saddened but not surprised by Atlanta shootings
Rep. Khanh Pham says everyone is responsible for helping to curb racist rhetoric and the violence that can follow.
Biden orders Title IX assault review; UO prof has suggestions
This week, President Joe Biden ordered the Department of Education to review guidance on Title IX, the federal civil rights law that prohibits sex discrimination at federally funded institutions. That means changes could be coming to how colleges and universities handle sexual assault cases.
‘This art is a reflection of where we are today’ Portland Commissioner Carmen Rubio reflects on Tabor park’s York statue
A statue of the only black member of the Lewis and Clark expedition that popped up in Portland recently will remain there, at least for now. The memorial to York was mysteriously erected in Mount Tabor Park atop an empty pedestal for a different statue.
Oregon State Sen. Kayse Jama’s ambitious agenda
Housing, police accountability, racial equity and implementing a drug decriminalization measure are all among the top priorities on Oregon State Sen. Kayse Jama’s agenda for the 2021 legislative session.
The hunt for the Santa Clones is on
The Santa Clones, a collection of vintage illuminated yard Santas, have become a Portland holiday tradition.