Gemma DiCarlo
Gemma DiCarlo is a producer for Oregon Public Broadcasting’s daily talk show, “Think Out Loud.” Before joining OPB, Gemma covered local news for WVPE in South Bend, Indiana, and helped produce a weekly news magazine at WUGA in Athens, Georgia. She graduated from the University of Georgia in 2020 with a degree in journalism and certificates in new media and sustainability.
Gemma is originally from Harrisburg, Oregon. Though she enjoyed her time in the South and Midwest, she's excited to be back in her home state — rainy winters and all.
Latest Stories
PGE project in Forest Park appealed by conservation, neighborhood groups
We'll hear from both Portland General Electric and the Forest Park Conservancy about the controversial project.
Bill would make liability waivers more enforceable in Oregon
Recreational business owners say they need the extra protection from frivolous claims, but trial lawyers say Oregon law already protects against spurious lawsuits.
PNW organization emphasizes lacrosse’s Indigenous roots
We'll hear about an organization that recruits Indigenous lacrosse players from across the Pacific Northwest.
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek on school accountability, transportation funding and other big issues in the legislative session
The governor recently joined OPB's "Think Out Loud" to talk about big issues in the legislative session, as well as how federal layoffs and funding cuts are impacting the state.
A conversation with Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek
We'll talk with the governor about the effects of federal spending and workforce cuts, as well as the first two months of the Oregon legislative session.
How Oregon teams are expected to perform in March Madness
KOIN 6 sports anchor and reporter Brenna Greene joins us to talk about Oregon's teams competing in March Madness this week.
OSU facility aids in return of tribal cultural items and ancestral remains
OSU's NAGPRA director joins us to share more about the new facility and the repatriation process.
Portland painter Arvie Smith on his Guggenheim Fellowship work
Smith joins us to talk about his decades-long career.
A look at the key education bills in the Oregon Legislature
We'll get an update from OPB's K-12 education reporter Natalie Pate.
How Oregon businesses are planning to respond to tariffs
We hear from business owners and representatives from a range of different industries in Oregon, including agriculture and textiles, about the possible impacts of tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China.