Reacting To This Weekend's Violent Attack | Remembering Brian Doyle

Three Portland men were stabbed Friday after they confronted a man who was spouting anti-Muslim rhetoric at two young women on a MAX train.

Two of the men died.

Rick Best was a U.S. Army veteran and City of Portland employee. Taliesin Namkai-Meche had recently graduated from Reed College and just started working with a local consulting firm. The third man, Micah David-Cole Fletcher, is a Madison High School graduate and Portland State student. He was released from the hospital Monday.

We dedicate much of our Tuesday show to talking about the attacks and the aftermath.

GUESTS

• Julie Keefe, photographer and friend of Micah David-Cole Fletcher
• Wajdi Said, president and co-founder of the Muslim Educational Trust
• Kayse Jama, executive director of Unite Oregon
• Intisar Abioto, Portland-based photographer
• Abigail Marsh, associate professor of psychology at Georgetown University

• We also remember Oregon author Brian Doyle, who died on Saturday. His friend and fellow writer Robin Cody joins us.