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Winston Szeto
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Digital Producer, Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Biography
Digital Producer with Oregon Public Broadcasting. Previously Digital Associate Producer with CBC Kelowna, and Associate Producer with CBC Vancouver producing with The Early Edition and On The Coast (and BC Today sometimes). Have worked on Ask CBC federal election desk from August to September 2021. Occasional researcher for CBC network investigative journalism programs including Marketplace and The Fifth Estate. Native Cantonese Chinese speaker. Can read and speak Mandarin Chinese fluently. Also knows German and Japanese. You may contact him at wszeto@opb.org.
investigation, Canada-China relations LGBTQ, data journalism immigration,Ethnic communities
Government, education, health
Content
‘A Place of Rest’ provides more than delicious meals. It preserves Japanese American traditions and builds intergenerational bonds in Portland
By Winston Szeto Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Michiko Usui Kornhauser, center, smiles as volunteer Tracy Yotsuuye, left, serves her a meal during an Ikoi no Kai lunch, in Portland, Ore., Dec. 16, 2024. Kornhauser usually comes to these lunches every day they are offered and says the social connection is good for her health. Michiko Usui Kornhauser, 88, has been living alone for years since her husband passed away and her son moved out of state for work.
By Winston Szeto Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Filbert the beaver, aka Stumptown Fil, predicts six more weeks of winter for Portland at the Oregon Zoo in Portland, Ore., on Feb. 2, 2025. Courtesy of the Oregon ZooFor Portland residents who have been enduring the cold temperatures throughout January, it appears the chill will persist into February, according to the latest furcast from the Oregon Zoo. On Sunday, Groundhog Day, Filbert the beaver — aka Stumptown Fil — offered his weather prediction: six more weeks of winter.
Understanding Portland’s new voting system is tough. This artist is trying to make it a piece of cake
By Winston Szeto Verified| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified Editor’s note: Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Stay informed with OPB on the presidential race, key congressional battles and other local contests and ballot measures in Oregon and Southwest Washington at opb.org/elections. Tommy Ly immigrated to the United States from Vietnam with his family in the ‘90s, and they became citizens about a decade later.
Company Info
Oregon Public Broadcasting
Portland, Oregon, United States
+1 503-244-9900