Radiozine

Marianne Barisonek interviews Mark Winne, co-founder of several food and agriculture policy groups, and author of Closing the Food Gap: Resetting the Table in the Land of Plenty. In this wealthy nation there are  35 million Americans hungry or food insecure, and a large per... Read more

Michelle Schroeder Fletcher interviews Juliet Schor, author of Born to Buy: The Commercialized Child and the New Consumer Culture, The Overworked American: The Unexpected Decline of Leisure and The Overspent American: Upscaling, Downshifting and the New Consumer. They dis... Read more

Martha Odom talks with Lawrence Behmer, Portland Citizen Corp Chair; Ed Rentz, NET leader for Laurelhurst; and Leah Grey, KBOO volunteer currently taking the NET training, about the teams and the free classes for people who will be first-on-scene in the event of a disaster. Read more

Leigh Anne Kranz interviews Galadriel Mozee', a community activist who helped establish the Healing Roots Center and is currently working at Sisters of the Road Cafe. Galadriel mentors African American teens about their rights with police and talks of the history of activis... Read more

Host Jay Thiemeyer speaks with Austrian director Stefan Rusowitzky about his film "The Counterfeiters," which tells a little-known, true-life World War II story. Solomon Sorowitsch, a Russian Jew and uncrowned king of counterfeiting in the swinging Berlin of the 1930s, is... Read more

Members of the Northwest Film Center's Silver Screen Club review more than 20 films in the 2008 Portland International Film Festival, running through February 24th. Read more

Per Fagereng interviews journalist Robert Parry about Colin Powell's 2003 testimony before the UN Security Council Read more

Jade Pekkala interviews Cameron Woo, Co-founder of Bark Magazine and Editor of Howl, A Collection of the Best Contempory Dog Wit,  plus Andi Zeisler, co-founder of Bitch magazine, a Feminist response to Pop Culture. Read more

Scott Forrester interviews Patrice McDermott about her book, Who Needs to Know? - The State of Public Access to Federal Government Information. The book looks at the controls that have been imposed on public access in a variety of arenas. Read more

Leigh Anne Kranz interviews Kayse Jama of the Center for Intercultural Organizing, a Portland-based organization working to build a multi-racial, multi-cultural movement for immigrant and refugee rights. They'll discuss upcoming anti-immigrant ballot measures and more. Read more