Byron Beck's guest appearances

Byron Beck

PR Talk

Oregon Music News

PDXISH

Rick Turoczy

Mac Prichard

Diana Ross

Lauren Weedman

Doug Smith

Nancy Wilson

Peter Shankman

Elizabeth Edwards

Rand Fishkin

Nancy Rommelmann

Jon Meyer

Bill Plympton

Bootsy Collins

Courtenay Hameister

Bruce Williams

OwlTail

A spastic conversation with the Daddy of all Daddy Bears about everything from cannibalism and Go-Go dancing to being "paid to be gay" and celebrity sightings. We touch on less important things like how Portland is changing &amp; taking journalism with it along with tips for PRs and pet peeves — oh there are many! Enjoy yourself with this lively episode and you might even learn a little bit more about Connor and me, as Byron is the most inquisitive guest we've had on PR Talk. https://www.veracityagency.com/podcast/byron-beck/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A spastic conversation with the Daddy of all Daddy Bears about everything from cannibalism and Go-Go dancing to being "paid to be gay" and celebrity sightings. We touch on less important things like how Portland is changing &amp; taking journalism with it along with tips for PRs and pet peeves — oh there are many! Enjoy yourself with this lively episode and you might even learn a little bit more about Connor and me, as Byron is the most inquisitive guest we've had on PR Talk. <a href="https://www.veracityagency.com/podcast/byron-beck/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.veracityagency.com/podcast/byron-beck/</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Episode 11: Byron Beck: The Original Influencer

12/25/2014He has always been a serious journalist, but let's face it, he may be best known for his coverage of visiting celebs, local celebs and who's who and what's what among the Portland glitterati. He covers the parties and events that most of us don't get invited to.Beck has written for The Downtowner, The Oregonian, Willamette Week and now for golocalpdx.com, where he's also an editor. While at WW he had the massive task of being "the gay writer" in the "straight media." It was not a unique position in the wider sense, but it was totally unique to be so identified and have the responsibility on your shoulders.He spent a half-hour with me in the Cupping Room at the World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan, where we do all of our weekly Coffeeshop Conversations. He's one of the busiest guys in town and one of the most prolific.

12/25/2014 He has always been a serious journalist, but let's face it, he may be best known for his coverage of visiting celebs, local celebs and who's who and what's what among the Portland glitterati. He covers the parties and events that most of us don't get invited to. Beck has written for The Downtowner, The Oregonian, Willamette Week and now for <a href="http://golocalpdx.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">golocalpdx.com</a>, where he's also an editor. While at WW he had the massive task of being "the gay writer" in the "straight media." It was not a unique position in the wider sense, but it was totally unique to be so identified and have the responsibility on your shoulders. He spent a half-hour with me in the Cupping Room at the World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan, where we do all of our weekly Coffeeshop Conversations. He's one of the busiest guys in town and one of the most prolific.

Coffeeshop Conversations #4: Byron Beck

PDXISH welcomes its own host, Byron Beck, to the show to talk about his biggest fears both personally and professionally, locally and nationally and the on the increasingly fearsome world wide web. Bonus: Producer Mark Grimes explains in a very entertaining way that as much as things change, things stay the same...and then change again...via a very old clip from Storefront Theater's bodacious musical, "Babes on Burnside." Enjoy!

#22 And Our Guest Is...Byron Beck?