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78--CALL--Multiple recording opportunities for wide range of projects including yours?

Hi Folks, Grace and I have booked studio time during which we will be working on a number of projects in which you are welcome to lend your voice(s). Grace (graceh@spiritone.com) is finishing up her recordings for: The Mirror-Wardrobe, email #41. Richard (adifferentnature... Read more

Ecopalooza

KBOO is a proud media sponsor of Ecopalooza: Normal 0 ECOPALOOZA COMBINES LOCAL MUSIC WITH SUSTAINABLE IDEAS FOR LOCAL NON-PROFITS When: August 7th, 2010 - 11:00AM-8:30PM Where: Fernhill Park, Northeast Portland Cost: FREE! All-Day Solar-Powered Concert H... Read more

Reviewing Capital 21

Produced for: Old Mole Variety Hour

For the Old Mole Variety Hour, April 7, 2014 Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century has been called the book that every economist is taking to the beach this summer, the Harry Potter of economic policy, and, if not one of the best books in economics, at ... Read more

Movie Talk: Links of Interest – review of NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD

Here's a link to my review Not Quite Hollywood, the terrific documentary about Australian genre films, now currently playing at the Hollywood Theatre. Read more

Earth Day: The circle of life-- Earth Day renewal

City Repair’s Earth Day Portland 2012 is going to be amazing this year! This free admission event will be from 11 am - 6 pm on Sunday, April 22nd at the PCC - Cascade campus on 705 N. Killingsworth, just blocks from the MAX yellow line and right on the 4 and 72 bus line... Read more

92--CALL--for pre- and early-teens to read, perform (instruments provided), act, etc.

Hi Folks,If you are or have or know a pre- or early teen who would like to be in some group and solo recordings of dada and surrealist material (scripts provided or bring your own) with musical instruments (provided or your own) and play some surrealist games ...... all ... Read more

Tiny Furniture, now open at Cinema 21 (12/31/10)

Tiny Furniture Director: Lena Dunham With: Dunham, Laurie Simmons, Grace Dunham, Jemima Kirke, Alex Karpovsky, David Call Aura (L. Dunham) has finished college and her boyfriend has finished with her. She goes home to a huge apartment in Manhattan, to live with her mot... Read more

Happy Bastille Day

For the Old Mole Variety Hour, July 14, 2014. The fourteenth of July marks a key event of the French Revolution in 1789; and the French Revolution, in turn, is generally seen as a key turning point in the transition from feudalism to capitalism. The storming of the pris... Read more

A Playwrights Festival and a student graduates

Tomorrow on Stage and Studio, I feature JAW, A Playwrights Festival with Portland Center Stage's Associate Artistic Director Rose Riordan and Playwright Andrea Stolowitz. We'll talk about this two-week festival of new plays now in its 11th year! Also Producer Tali Singer... Read more

Tim DuRoche and Judith Margles

Listen to the interview here. My guest on Art Focus this week (the 22nd) is Tim DuRoche, who curated at the new Oregon Jewish Museum The Shape of Time: Accumulations of Place and Memory. This exhibition of photography works around Jewish history in Oregon via specific lo... Read more