THE GREATReach Ukrainian, Slavic and Eastern European communities across Oregon and Southwest Washington through trusted local radio, print, podcasts and digital media.
We’ll help you choose the right platforms and language for your customers. Campaigns available in Ukrainian, Russian and English, tailored to your audience.
From an audio spot to a printed page and a screen: build your campaign around the moments that fit your audience.
Build a campaign across established community media. We’ll help you choose the mix for your audience, message and market.
Bring your message to news, talk and cultural programming for the Portland area’s Slavic community. Ask about current airtime and production options.
Explore The Great Radio ↗A community publication established in 1993, distributed free through European stores, churches, clinics and other local gathering places.
Read Afisha ↗Ukrainian-language stories, community news and resources in print and online. Connect your business with readers in their own language.
Read Maidan ↗From the first idea to the next click, bring your creative and media together.
Tell your brand’s story through video. Discuss commercials, interviews and campaign content with our team.
Give your campaign a destination: a clear website or landing page that helps visitors take the next step.
Keep the conversation going with social content and a campaign plan built around your goals.
Your next conversation starts here.
Record podcasts, interviews and business content in our sound-treated Portland studio, with engineer support and three-camera 4K video options.
Explore the studio & current rates ↗Listen to news, parenting, real estate, Ukrainian programming, and health conversations from The Great Media Radio.
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Community size, ancestry and language are different measures. Here is what the available sources actually tell us.
People in the broad community described by Portland’s Slavic and Eastern European Heritage Week proclamation. This is a regional community estimate, not an Oregon statewide Census count or our media audience.
Read the City proclamation ↗The same proclamation describes ancestry from all 15 former Soviet countries and 14 Eastern European countries. That geographic scope includes the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. This explains the proclamation’s broad framing; it does not provide a separate Central Asian count or a country-by-country breakdown.
Central Asian, Ukrainian and other national identities are distinct. Country of origin does not determine ethnicity, preferred language or media use. We plan outreach around the people you want to serve.
Country classifications: United Nations ↗The City also cites these Census-derived figures for Oregon. Its resource page does not give their survey year, so they are historical context rather than current population estimates.
Oregon residents reporting Ukrainian ancestry. An ancestry measure, not a count of Ukrainian speakers.
Oregon residents speaking Russian, Ukrainian or another Slavic language at home. A language measure, not an ethnic or national identity.
Do not add these numbers. The populations overlap, the geographies differ, and the sources do not provide a common reference year. None of these figures measures how many people will see or hear an advertisement.
Our community outreach also welcomes people with roots in Central Asia, including Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Tell us which communities and languages fit your business.
Campaign planning for Portland, Vancouver, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Gresham, Woodburn and surrounding Oregon and Southwest Washington communities. Placement and delivery areas vary by channel.
KXPD 1040 AM
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This illustration traces the local, distant and fringe contours from the supplied Radio-Locator daytime map. City markers follow the reference; rivers, coastline and terrain are simplified. The outer contour represents possible fringe reception, not reliable service everywhere inside it.
Actual reception varies with terrain, interference, receiver, location and time of day. This is not a nighttime map, an FCC service contour or an engineering verification. Coverage does not establish listener counts.
View the original coverage reference ↗Source: user-supplied “Daytime Coverage Map for KXPD-AM,” © 2026 radio-locator.com. Contours traced from the supplied reference; geography simplified. Source scale retained. Ask us to confirm reception for your target location.
Listen online ↗Share your audience, location, timing and what you want people to do.
Discuss radio, print, digital and creative options, with current availability and pricing.
Agree on the creative, placements and campaign details before launch.
Contact The Great Media Group to discuss KXPD 1040 AM, Afisha Magazine and digital creative. Share your target locations and campaign goals so the team can recommend suitable placements.
Maidan Newspaper offers Ukrainian-language content in print and online. Ask the team about current distribution and advertising options for Vancouver and Southwest Washington.
Contact us to discuss outreach in Woodburn and the surrounding Willamette Valley, including the area’s Old Believer community. We will review suitable channels, current print distribution and location-specific radio reception before recommending placements. Community population estimates do not establish media reach.
Pricing depends on platform, placement, schedule and creative production. Request a tailored quote; no rates or minimum audience delivery are implied on this page.
Yes. Discuss video production, web design and social media marketing alongside your radio and print campaign. Language services, deliverables and scope are agreed with the team.
The Great Media Group brings together KXPD 1040 AM / The Great Radio, Afisha Magazine and Майдан, a Ukrainian-language newspaper. The group also offers podcasts, podcast studio recording, video production, web design and social media marketing for businesses and organizations in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
The Great Radio offers a Portland podcast studio with audio recording, engineer support and three-camera 4K video options in a sound-treated space for up to three people. Ask about current rates, availability, recording time and final deliverables before booking.
Send your audience, target cities, preferred languages, campaign dates and goals through the inquiry form. You can also call (971) 238-4687 or email thegreatmediagroupinc@gmail.com. Pricing, placements, production and reporting are agreed with the team before a campaign starts.
Tell us what you’re working on.
We’ll help you explore the possibilities.
Tell us your audience, locations and goals. Send your inquiry using the form at the top of this page.
Plan your campaign ↗Or email us directly ↗Research reviewed October 30, 2026. Population context is not a promise of campaign reach.
The proclamation also describes ancestry from all 15 former Soviet countries and 14 Eastern European countries. This broad geographic scope includes Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan; it does not publish country-specific counts. Central Asian identities are distinct from Slavic and Eastern European identities. Country classifications: United Nations ↗
