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The Wall Street investors driving the climate crisis and big timber corporations clearcutting PNW forests are coming to Portland for the annual “Who Will Own the Forest?” conference---now called “Canopy”---September 24-26. These big polluters hope to stall real climate act... Read more

  Patricia Kullberg hosts this episode of the Old Mole, which is a re-broadcast from Against the Grain. Health and Place: Every year, more than 80,000 African Americans die prematurely. The medical establishment relies on genetics or dietary patterns to explain such appal... Read more

  Plus, this week's Featured Goddesses:  HOUR 1: GO BETTY GO - California punk/pop rock band, formed January 1, 2000. We have tracks from their latest album "Black & Blue", and some earlier tunes as well.  HOUR 2: CLAIRO - Indie pop singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist... Read more

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David Jay Brown is the author of the new book, Psychedelics and the Coming Singularity. David holds a master’s degree in psychobiology from New York University. A former neuroscience researcher at the University of Southern California, he has written for Wired, Discover, an... Read more

  I've long found that shows adjacent to those 'famous' ones are just as good as the ones receiving so much attention.  Today I'm diving into a couple of shows from Fall 1982 adjacent to some officially released shows.  New tunes, sweet transitions, odd placements. AND it... Read more

  Today’s program begins and ends with songs about the importance of radio in our daily lives.  "Morning Man" sung by Toni Brown &  Terry Garthwaite in 1977, of course is dear to my heart.  After all, thanks to Swing’n’Country, I’m a Saturday Morning Man on the radio.  Yea... Read more

In another very special edition of Film at 11, Lisa Neville, film professor Film at Cortland University, Cortland New York, and Matthew of KBOO's Gremlin Time, join us for a half hour discussion of the film Port of Shadows (Le quai des brumes), from 1938.  We trace it as a ... Read more