Sheraz Sadiq is a Managing Producer at OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting). He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, sports, climate change, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on individual and team sports, climate policy, and fine art. Sheraz's work has been featured in KLCC, Jefferson Public Radio, Lake County Examiner Inc, and Nelly Broadcasting.
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By: Sheraz Sadiq
This undated, provided photo shows the 1939 school bus called Furthur parked inside a barn on the Kesey family farm in Pleasant Hill, Ore. For the first time since 1969, the bus that became a symbol of '60s counterculture will be on public display as part of a Grateful Dead-themed exhibition in San Francisco.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Oregon State University will play its first game of the new college football season next Saturday.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
The rapid development and spread of AI has affected so many areas of our lives, from how we work to how we learn to the products we’re advertised and content we’re fed on social media. But as AI grows more powerful and pervasive, questions remain about how much trust we can or should place in this technology.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Oregon white oak is one of just three oak species native to Oregon and the primary type of oak found in the Willamette Valley. Today, 90% of white oak habitat has been lost because of development and decades of fire suppression that altered the prairies where oaks once dominated. Most of the remaining white oak habitat is on private land, so private landowners can play a vital role in restoring white oaks and the dozens of other plants and animals they support, from acorn woodpeckers to the endangered white rock larkspur.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Broadcast: Tuesday, Sep. 1 After more than a decade, a new facility that aims to spur the development of wave energy technology opened last week off the Oregon Coast.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Broadcast: Tuesday, Sep. 1 More than 2,500,000 acres have burned so far during Oregon's record-breaking wildfire season.
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Broadcast: Friday, Sept. 4 “Think Out Loud” kicks off a series of monthly conversations with Meg Samples, general manager of member-supported KMHD jazz radio.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
The University of Oregon Ducks are No. 2 in the AP Top 25 preseason poll — the highest ranking in their program's history. Hopes abound for a championship run.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Broadcast: Wednesday, Sep. 9 The Higher Education Coordinating Commission distributes funding and sets policies for Oregon's community colleges and public universities.
By: Sheraz Sadiq
Broadcast: Wednesday, Sep. 9 OPB's sister station KMHD has organized a month of events and programming this September celebrating the centennial birthday of legendary jazz saxophonist John Coltrane.
