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Nature has ingenious methods of managing and delivering water in all its phases: precipitation, evaporation, absorption by plants, wetlands, rivers and lakes, and infiltration that recharges groundwater and aquifers. Yet in most urban environments, stormwater is seen as ... Read more

  The Organizers: remembering activist Dan Handelman; sneak peek at documentary The Israeli.  This episode is hosted by Jon Nelson and features these segments: Documentary The Israeli:  Filmmaker Jordan Karr-Morse talks with Frann Michel about his feature documentary-i... Read more

  Filmmaker Jordan Karr-Morse talks with Frann Michel about his feature documentary-in-progress, The Israeli, about the remarkable ideological journey of prominent Israeli-American activist and author Miko Peled, from Zionist to Palestinian Rights Activist. There will ... Read more

Jimmy Ryan is the author of California Dreaming and Primal Screaming, a riveting chronicle of his attempt to find personal peace and relationship harmony while living the tumultuous world of Rock 'n Roll. Jimmy is American guitarist, composer, producer, arranger, and aut... Read more

In this episode the Parsing Sound Crew explores how transformation happens — and the shape of what’s next. Through layered narration, music devoid of genre, and news from the edges of art, tech, and sound, this episode carries listeners through a collective shift. From g... Read more

Graham and Robert Parish present three hours of classic, patriotic and current country music. In Hour One, Chet Atkins strums tunes honoring America. The father-son duo “Take Care of Business.” Hour Two features the late “Voice of the Mariners,” Dave Niehaus, with exci... Read more

Join us for Cascadia Coffeehouse this Friday as we celebrate the birthday of Peter Rowan, who turns 83 on July 4th.  We'll also enjoy great new music and favorites from Darol Anger, Kassi Valazza, Special Consensus, Clarence White, Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms, AJ Lee & B... Read more

In this episode: RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine costs lives abroad; No letup to Israel's military campaigns; the World's Super-rich get much richer. Read more

Author Braendan Slocumb introduces Curtis Wilson, a cello prodigy,  in his third mystery, The Dark Maestro.  Curtis is growing up in the Southeast D.C. projects with a drug dealer for a father. But through determination and talent, and the loving support of his father’s ... Read more