Recent Audio

Calling all lovers of physical media! Join us at the KBOO station on Friday, March 7th from 6-9 PM for our monthly First Friday Pop-Up Gallery event! Join us for a celebration of DIY, indie media featuring local artists, vendors, and live music. Pick up a zine, flip thro... Read more

On this edition of Free Culture Radio: It Takes a Village. Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation with Andrew Grover and Ethan Bulisco of Youth Villages Oregon. Read more

This week on Century of Lies: Justice for Victims of Duterte's Drug War. The International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines has called for full accountability following the arrest of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. In a news conference Tuesday Ma... Read more

Sound Clash Modem takes over the first hour of Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush! DJ Panaflex presents an interview with Chilean musician Pascuala Ilabaca. Pascuala shares insights and experiences from decades of touring with her band Fauna and putting out 11 releases spanning 16... Read more

Playwright Diana Burbano (dianaburbano.com) talks about growing up with undiagnosed autism and how those experiences inspired her play “Sapience,” which received its professional premiere at Artists Repertory Theatre in Portland (Feb. 23-March 23, 2025; more info at arti... Read more

Nate and James Interview Beau Johnson from Playtest NW about playtesting and designing board games, who does it, and why. We also keep the contest open to win a copy of Fury of Dracula (4th Edition)! Just email winnersbias@kboo.org with the artists and song titles of the ... Read more

Adam Carpinelli interviews Fury Young with FREER Records, the first record label in the United States for prison-impacted musicians.  Their mission is to build the careers of our artists so their work is widely heard, uncensored and upholding their humanity.  More infor... Read more

When voters overwhelmingly passed a new city charter in 2022, optimism abounded that the new form of government would more truly represent all of Portland, not just the business elite who had been running things pretty much for over 150 years. The city was supposed to be... Read more

  Hosted by Desiree Hellegers, this episode features segments on Teaching Palestine, Food Justice, Health and Trans Fiction: Teaching Palestine:  In their Introduction to Teaching Palestine: Lessons, Stories, Voices, the editors begin by noting the silencing they routine... Read more

  This segment shares material from the Municipal Eco Resiliency Project. MERP interviews Jihelah & Leilani about Kasama Farm, which specializes in culturally significant crops for the Filipino community in Portland. The interview also explores topics such as farming dur... Read more