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Host Paul Roland speaks with Kathleen Dean Moore, philosopher, nature writer, public speaker, and defender of all that is wild. Her work brings together the art of the essay, the wisdom of the natural world, and the moral clarity of philosophy to explore our place on the... Read more

Kathleen Stephenson talks with Bonnie Hildebrand and Chelsea Davis aboutNW VegFest: Oregon's largest plant-based food event!On September 21 and 22 more than 6,500 people from the Pacific Northwest and well beyond flooded through the Portland VegFest doors and devoured hu... Read more

Host Ren Green talks to local filmmaker Andy Norris about his new documentary film, Targeting Iran. Based on the book of the same name by author and journalist David Barsamian, Targeting Iran examines myths and misconceptions surrounding Iran's nuclear aspirations and fe... Read more

We hear an excerpt from the program Economic Update with host Richard Wolff.Richard Wolff interviews Steven Lambert, an artist and social activist, about his work, including his national tour of “Capitalism Works For Me! True/False” – a 9 x 20ft sign allowing people to v... Read more

Author Gabrielle Glaser knows about women and drinking.  Throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s, she watched women move from glasses of wine to flasks to sneaking big Merlot empties into recycling bins.  And she did a fair amount of drinking herself.  She's written a book about... Read more

Grace Reed hosts Disability Awareness focusing on issues of particular interest to people with disabilities. Read more

"Imagine Medicare for All" was the theme of the party for Medicare's 48th anniversary, celebrated at Riverfront Park, Corvallis, on July 30.  Festivities included music, speeches, a Writers Wall, a chat room, the game What the Health! and cupcakes. Speakers included Nanc... Read more

We hear an interview from Economic Update. Host professor and economist Richard Wolff speaks with author Laura Gottesdeiner about the foreclosure epidemic. http://www.democracyatwork.info/radio/ Read more

The guest is Linda Gustitus, President of the National Religious Campaign against Torture or NRCAT, a Washington, D.C.-based group opposing torture.  For nearly thirty years Ms. Gustitus worked on the staff of Senator Carl Levin and was Chief of Staff for the Senate Perm... Read more

Three Portland State University students, recently took a Capstone course that focused on Portland's water supply. We'll hear what they learned about the history of Portland's water. Read more