Desiree Hellegers speaks with long time Portland Veterans for Peace organizer
Dan Shea, and we hear audio of VFP organizer Mike Hastie at Chaddock's April
memorial service, as they reflect on the deep commitment to peace and
justice that animated Chaddock's wide-rang...
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Rodgers and Hammerstein’s musical ‘Cinderella’ has two iconic versions,
the 1957 movie starring Julie Andrews, and the 1997 version starring Brandy
and Whitney Houston.
Portland's Jefferson High School is adding its contribution to that
tradition, with an on-stage ad...
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On this edition of Century: Strengthening Young People, the Family, and
Society.
Surviving political and environmental crises is challenging for everyone but
particularly for young people. Addressing these challenges requires a
comprehensive approach that combines evide...
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Rick and Mary Hou of Brickhouse games come back after the release of their
game, Northwest, to discuss the trials and tribulations of fulfilling a
crowd-funding campaign, the expansion to Northwest, and launching a new
campaign in the world of Trump's tariffs.
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In 1980 Oregon voters overwhelmingly passed an initiative that bans any new
nuclear reactors until the there is a permanent national nuclear waste
repository. Since 1992 when the Trojan Nuclear power plant in Rainier,
OR closed, the state has been nuclear-free. But over ...
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What is Class consciousness? What Class Warfare?
How do these two terms help us to not only understand our current
circumstances but to change them?
Who is supporting the working class and who is supporting the ruling class?
How can we tell the difference?
How do th...
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Carolyn Martin is a recovering work addict who’s adopted the Spanish
proverb, “It is beautiful to do nothing and rest afterwards” as her daily
mantra. She is blissfully retired––and resting––in Clackamas,
Oregon. Her poems have appeared in more than 200 publications thro...
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The guests are KBOO station manager Nathan Vandiver and KBOO board president
Mike Frost. The media world is shifting and KBOO is doubling down on our role
as an independent radio station. We’re talking about what that means.
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The Youth Collective talks poisonous animals, the best trees, blue-ringed
octopi, St Teresa Marso, Steve Irwin, and, of course, Ric "Nature Boy" Flair.
This is all rounded out with some nature-themed music sets and nature sounds.
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Brush of Tryon Creek Community Farm reflects on the organizing history behind
the seven-acre land project and non-profit event center, and on urban farming
for climate resilience and food justice. Part of a Food Sovereignty Media
Series, the segment was produced by or...
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