About

The Keeping Kurrent Show has been on the air since 1998. The Producer and Host is Wayne Potter. He is assisted by his delightful wife, Pam Brown. Pam has been an inspiration and a souce of ideas for the show. The broadcasting is aired through OMNI Media Networks as streaming audio. OMNI Media is located in Portland, Oregon on SE 12th and Stark Street. Interviews and events are recorded either in public facilities or at the event. The program focus previously focused on eight themes, however, now the focus is on four themes. These themes include: 1) Travel to International cities and towns; 2) Food; 3) Impact of Globalization, and 4) Other miscellanious topics.

that we have discovered in each of these cities or have learned about from our friends. It has been fun to travel and learn; and 3) The effect of globalization on the United States, in particular the Portland, Oregon area.

Producer and host, Wayne Potter and his wife, Pam, in Havana, Cuba. Pam is located third from the right in the second row. Wayne is located in the back, right side with a hat on.

The Host and Producer and his wife have traveled to a number of countries around the world. They have gathered photos and recorded interviews from fellow travelers, business employers and employees and hosts. The traveling has been directly planned by them, however, they have also enrolled in a travel program operated by Road Scholar (formerly Elderhostel: China and India) and more recently through Friendship Force International.
Personally planned travel was used in England, Scotland, Australia, New Zealand, Spain and Portugal.

Eating local food is a wonderful part of traveling. You get to taste some wonderful treats. Pam likes to take pictures of various dishes and, when possible, get the recipes for them. You'll get an opportunity to hear Pam talk about these dishes and get the recipes on the recipes page. Check the recipe out.

It doesn't matter where you live, you will see people and things that shape our lives.The US imports products from China. We find new international restaurants, delis, and grocery stores in our neighborhoods. We see unique, national dress. You find professional artists, writers, craftsmen and skilled workers. We have a significant number of friends who immigrated from their native lands, some who have stayed in our home. It is important for each of us to gain a better understandings. You'll find interviews and examples of how this is occuring.