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Press**Watch: your homework prior to the show

For starters, here's an article Wayne Madsen found that relates to Iran war preparations. Estimate time for unpacking, deployment/arming, check for good weather, look for an associated vilification or provocation (say a detonated building?) in the corporate-owned media... Read more

Notes From the Strategic Planning Community Meeting

The Strategic Planning Community Meeting was held in early April. At this meeting we focused our discussion on the Draft Proposal of the Strategic Plan for KBOO. This draft proposal was a result of 6 months of meetings by a Strategic Planning Work Group. This is a 12 mem... Read more

New Jazz Releases, May 22, 2012

The Absolute Trio A Tropical thirst self prod Lanny Aplanalp Warm Winds self prod Noah Bernstein Six Hanley Records Charles Compo Foolish Pleasure Chaos Music James L. D... Read more

Our Lee Stripling Show

Lee Stripling died earlier in the week. He was 86 years old and an incandescent gentleman. He'd lived in Seattle for many years working his day job, raising his family & after he retired returning to fiddling. Many of us saw him at the American Festival of Fiddle Tunes ... Read more

The Biology of Progressive Politics

The Biology of Progressive Politics Clayton Morgareidge, Old Mole Variety Hour March 2, 2009 The rhetoric of the Obama presidency is a lot more progressive than anything we’ve ever heard coming out of the White House. The new administration is still taking shape, and so... Read more

Talking Earth with Tyler Atwood November 10, 10-11 pm

Colorado poet and former Portlander Tyler Atwood reads from his new book, "An Electric Sheep jumps to Greener Pastures" on KBOO's spoken word show. University of Hell founder Greg Gerding discusses with Tyler about his radical change in poetics for this book, including t... Read more

Gabriel Liston at the New American Art Union

Listen to the interview here. Gabriel Liston has moved his studio into the New American Art Union, producing an exhibition called Take That and Stand By for Trouble. We can watch the progress on a work and also check out his diaries from at least several years. He will b... Read more

Original Practice Shakespeare Festival ~ Twelfe Night

KBOO is a proud sponsor for Original Practice Shakespeare Festival's Twelfe Night Normal 0 Original Practice Shakespeare Festival announces it’s 2011 season! Non-profit theater company, Original Practice Shakespeare Festival (OPS Fest) is pleased to present William Sh... Read more

KBOO in the News, May 2012

Mohawk World to Honor John Houston Talley, Radio Host, Veteran and Mentor to Many, Indian Country Today Media Network. May 24, 2012. In a tribute (Patricia Lenzi) wrote about her uncle and shared with Indian Country Today Media Network, Lenzi said that Talley volunte... Read more

Michael Kenna on his photography

Listen to the interview here. Recently Michael Kenna was in town for the opening of his show Recent Travels at Charles A. Hartman Fine Art. He was kind enough to come down to KBOO and talk about this show, how he started in photography and how he learned to print. Read more