Radiozine

Theresa Marquez, host of the Rootstock Radio podcast, sits down in the KBOO studios with Amanda Oborne - Vice President of Food & Farms at EcoTrust - to discuss her years of working at EcoTrust, as well as her interest in helping mid-sized local food producers find their wa... Read more

Students, teachers, counselors and parents are told that to get a good job they must obtain a college degree. Yet, many students graduate from college with enormous debt and limited job prospects. There is an alternative, and one that not many people have heard about. On to... Read more

Today's Radiozine features two episodes of Got Science? A radio show produced by the Union of Concerned Scientitst. First, and episode that asks how do we make aging infrastructure climate safe? Then in the second half of the hour, Can the world's natural and cultural wonde... Read more

Higher Thought: The Cannabis Game is a non-competitive card game designed to encourage provocative insights, bringing friends and strangers closer one stoned conversation at a time. This episode dives into the game's play-style, its mission to explode the stoner stereotype... Read more

On today's Radiozine, KPFK's Sojourner Truth with their one-hour, in-studio special with Artis Shreve Lane, one of the country's foremost sculptors and the first Black woman to have her work displayed in the National Portrait Gallery. We speak to Lane about what it felt lik... Read more

On this Radiozine, we bring an episode of Peace Talks Radio, featuring two women who are finding inspiration for peacemaking in the written word. Kim Rosen, author of the book Saved by a Poem, talks about how people struggling with personal conflict can find peace, comfort ... Read more

  Host Jenna talks to Give Us Shelter! A Walk to Salem for Housing Justice about their upcoming walk from Portland to Salem from May 27-29.  website: thegiveusshelter.com   Read more

On today's Radiozine, we have a special presentation of With Good Reason featuring a discussion about William Apess of the Pequot Indian Tribe who has been called the Native American Frederick Douglas. Drew Lopenzina says Apess challenged the powers of his day using the pen... Read more