is a series of radio-documentary styled podcasts and other captivating clips that delve into stories unique to the Gorge, such as: the experience of the region’s Japanese American residents during World War II, the Crag Rats – oldest mountain rescue team in the country, Woodie Guthrie’s Columbia River Songs, and tribal life at in-lieu sites along the river. The podcasts highlight archival audio, as well as storytelling from locals and experts, creating gripping and moving nonfiction narratives about the Columbia River Gorge and its heritage.

You can listen to the podcasts on Soundcloud or click the podcast button on your smartphone, search for Hear in the Gorge and subscribe to hear all of these powerful podcasts as they are released. They are produced by the wonderful and talented Sarah Fox.