David Stuckey
David Stuckey is a digital producer at Oregon Public Broadcasting.
Before OPB, David was a digital editor for USA TODAY in Washington, D.C., where among other things he produced content with war correspondents and covered presidential elections.
He holds a degree in journalism from Clark Atlanta University.
In his free time, David reads literature from around the world and argues with strangers that Outkast is a better band than The Beatles.
Latest Stories
In conversation with Herbie Hancock
Herbie Hancock is more than the world’s greatest living jazz musician, he’s a platinum-album making, billboard-chart-topping, Oscar and Grammy award winning force of nature. Hancock spoke with KMHD via his studio in California to discuss the new quintet on his worldwide tour, why he will never become the jazz police and his meaning of jazz without boundaries.
10 Questions with Darrell Wade, founder of Black Men’s Wellness
A conversation with Darrell Wade of Black Men's Wellness on the diseases killing Black men, how the stress of America puts Black men at higher risks and the future of the most hunted demographic in America.
8 reflections of the COVID-19 pandemic in Oregon
In this portrait series, Oregon Public Broadcasting asked a cast of our listeners and readers to reflect on the past year and then tell us what they’ve learned and what they feel the future holds for all of us.
15 Books To Find And Start Right Now
We've thrown in a brief (sometimes abstract) synopsis, page length, fun facts and even queried some of OPB's familiar contributors to help curate your new reading splendor.
OPB's Best Photos Of 2018
What are the images that define 2018 in for the Northwest? We look back at some of OPB's best photos of the past year.
10 Questions With Jeremy Garber Of Powell's Books
You're Jeremy Garber. You've loved books your entire life and for the past 13-plus years you've worked at the Camelot of literary institutions: Powell's Books. First as a cashier, then as a bookseller, then as a used-book buyer and now as the events coordinator for the biggest independent bookstore in the country. You curate what the public sees and write reviews for some of the biggest translated titles in the world. Then, OPB came and had the audacity to ask you why books are so important.
Portland, It's Time We Forgave New Orleans
For all the Big Easy has taken from Portland this week (ahem, three NBA playoff games), it's given something back in abundance.
R+R = NOW conquers Portland, then world
On the second night of Soul'd Out, jazz supergroup and local Portland luminaries grace their respective stages with brave new material.
Erykah Badu Brings The Soul To Portland
The legendary musician brought the funk to her sould-out (pun intended) performance at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Wednesday.
10 Questions With: Portland Rapper Mic Capes
Capes discusses becoming a full-time musician, Tupac's influence on his life, the role TriMet played in his writing and why it's so obvious that the president of the United States is a racist.