Sheraz Sadiq
Sheraz Sadiq is the managing producer of “Think Out Loud.” He is an award-winning producer and journalist who has created television, radio and digital content for over two decades.
A graduate of Cornell University, Sheraz started his career at KQED in San Francisco where he produced regional Emmy Award-winning documentaries and TV segments on science and current affairs topics, from commercial space travel to edible insects.
He also managed a weekly news program and reported on breaking news stories for local and national radio stations. He is proud to work on and help manage OPB's premier daily radio show.
Latest Stories
Oregon’s voluntary pay-by-mile program for motorists is 10 years old, still a trial
We hear from an official at ODOT about the state's voluntary, pay-by-mile program for motorists which is now a decade old.
Washington State University-led study reveals 20-year loss of butterfly populations across US
A new study reveals that butterfly populations in the U.S. declined by more than 20% from 2000 to 2020.
Why Oregon US Senator Jeff Merkley opposed the vote to avert government shutdown
Democratic Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley explains why he opposed bringing the stopgap federal funding bill to a vote amid what he characterized is an effort by the Trump administration to create an "imperial presidency."
Oregon US Senator Jeff Merkley responds to mass firings of federal workers, possible cuts to Medicaid
Democratic Oregon US Senator Jeff Merkley shares his perspective on the mass firings of federal workers, possible cuts to Medicaid House Republicans are considering to pay for tax cuts and other topics.
Beaverton sobriety treatment court gets national recognition
We hear from a recent graduate of the Beaverton Special Opportunity for Beginning Recovery treatment court, which is open to Beaverton or Washington County residents who have at least one prior DUI conviction.
Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office Green Hornets team finds lost, injured hikers
We hear from the leader of the Green Hornets, a search and rescue team comprised of deputies from the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office who rescue lost and injured hikers.
A look at Clark County Jail’s opioid treatment program
We'll hear from an addiction medicine specialist and a social worker at Clark County Jail about a program inside the facility to provide treatment for opioid use disorder.
How National Weather Service layoffs could affect ship passages in Oregon
Federal layoffs at the National Weather Service could affect ships seeking safe passage through some of Oregon's treacherous waters. We'll hear from the Columbia River Bar Pilots to learn more.
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.
A golden retriever in Eugene is helping unearth Oregon’s truffle biodiversity
A doctoral biology student at the University of Oregon is showing how dogs can help sniff out a lot more than just prized black and white truffles, which could help reveal the fuller range of truffles in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.