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On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Resisting the Empire. Cities across the United States are under siege by an out-of-control autocratic federal government and its gun-toting goons. So far in the month of January, a federal agent named Jonathan Ross murdered Renee Nicole... Read more

Join us as we speak with Klamath Falls educators Lisa Danskin and Peter Olson about their union's fight for a living wage. Support them by visiting https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566495355278. Read more

Settle in as host Fortunato presents 2 hours of music for grownups. Featuring, among others, a great line up of guitarists including  Grant Green, John Scofield, Santana, Martin Sewell, Hank Marvin, David Grissome and Kurt Rosenwinkle. Among the featured vocalists will b... Read more

Every five years the city reviews its land use planning and determines if there is enough industrial land to meet a state mandate requiring the city to have sufficient industrial land for the next twenty years. This process creates what's known as an Economic Opportuniti... Read more

  Nuclear deceptions, domestic terrorism, and the poetry of the long struggle: Frann Michel hosts this episode featuring these segments:  Nuclear Bamboozles:   While the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 provided increased federal funding for n... Read more

Songs and tunes for a winter morning, with host Jonathan Lay. Folk music to energize your day. Artists in this episode include: Bruce Baker; Hobe Kytr And Dave Berge; Jere Canote; Karan Casey; Foghorn Stringband; Afro Celt Sound System; Shanghaied On The Willamette (fea... Read more

Saturday's Swing 'n' Country is solely devoted to all songs written or co-written by Hank Williams. Most of the songs are covered by a variety of artists, but we'll hear some by Hank as well. Read more

Hello. This week's show, starts with a song by a band from Manchester England, and ends with a song by a band from Chicago, Illinois. Between those two songs, I think the show takes a few unexpected turns. Hopefully entertaining. Read more

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Tune in to explore Paul Hardcastles 1985, self titled album. The synth-pop dance album is paired with an accompaniment of smooth jazz to highlight the intersection of eighties and nineties synth music.  Read more