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 The Iraqi Student Project (www.iraqistudentproject.org) is a grass-roots effort to help war-displaced Iraqi students acquire the undergraduate education they need to participate inrebuilding their country. Dr. Robert Rosser , executive director of The Iraqi Student Proj... Read more

 Host Marianne Barisonek talks with Dr. Rosser and 3 Iraqi students about the Iraqi Student Project  The Iraqi Student Project (www.iraqistudentproject.org) is a grass-roots effort to help war-displaced Iraqi students acquire the undergraduate education they need to part... Read more

Host Marvin Simmons speaks with members of military families participating in the National Premiere of HOMEFRONT 911 in Portland, Joining Forces with Returning Veterans Project. Military families are struggling with mental health issues at nearly the same rate as U.S. s... Read more

Host Marvin Simmons of Northwest Veterans for Peace spoke with Stacy Bannerman, creator and producer of "Homefront 911: Military Family Monologues," a project of the Sanctuary for Veterans and Families. Also on the program are Tamara Rosenleaf, who wrote two of the monol... Read more

Join Dan Johnson on July 29th as we tackle the ongoing issue of Medical Marijuana. As of July 1st, 2011, according to the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program there are over 49,000 Oregonians that hold valid Medical Marijuana cards...there are many challenges facing those th... Read more

 A conversation with Angela Fairless, Anna Diaz and Todd Dalotto about the current state of medical marijuana in Oregon. Read more

Geoscientist David Hughes speaks on "OIL & COAL - HOW MUCH LEFT?" Geoscientist David Hughes is with the Association for the Study of Peak Oil, Fellow Post Carbon Institute. The program is from Radio Ecoshock. David Hughes is a geoscientist who has studied the energy resour... Read more

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher interviews Sarah Sobieraj, author of Soundbitten: The Perils of Media-Centered Political Activism. Sobieraj explores the dynamics and costs of media obsession by activist groups.  She says the pervasive mediatization of politics has jeopar... Read more

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher interviews Sarah Sobieraj, author of Soundbitten: The Perils of Media-Centered Political Activism. Sobieraj explores the dynamics and costs of media obsession by activist groups.  She says the pervasive mediatization of politics has jeop... Read more

Host Jay Thiemeyer interviews Erinn Goodell of Sisters of the Road about commitment to food justice, including creating partnerships with local food growers and suppliers and addressing food insecurity and/or the increase of people experiencing homelessness and poverty i... Read more