Radiozine

Host Dan Johnson interviews Ann Samuelson, a former Clatsop County Commissioner, businesswoman and outspoken advocate in the pursuit of outlawing the use of asbestos in the United States and Linda Reinstein, co-founder of Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization. Your ca... Read more

Today on the Radiozine we feature a program from the Pacifica Archives called The Women's Coffee House: A Program of Music & Poetry, a live benefit for Pacifica Station WBAI Women's Programming in New York. In this 1977 live performance, we'll hear from Alice Walker who at... Read more

Both It Takes a Village and Community Grooves are off today. You can hear them at 11AM on Friday April 22nd. Instead today we’ll hear another installment of the series "Building a Powerful Left" with Eric Mann, Isabel Garcia, Frances Fox Piven, Patricia Torres and Derek ... Read more

In celebration of the birthday of the late farmworker organizer Cesar Chavez we hear an excerpt of a talk about the United Farm Workers in California and the political power of unions, which was given by Chavez in 1968 at City College of New York. César Estrada Chávez (... Read more

The guest is Joshua Foer author of the new book MOONWALKING WITH EINSTEIN: The Art and Science of Remembering Everything. The book has been described as science journalism wrapped around an adventure story. Moonwalking with Einstein: The Art and Science of Remembering Ever... Read more

Host Chris Andreae speaks with Horace Campbell, Professor of African American Studies and Political Science at Syracuse University about the politics behind the U.S. led bombing of Libya. Horace Campbell has been an activist and a scholar for over forty years. From his e... Read more

Horace Campbell, professor of African-American Studies and Political Science at Syracuse University and 'Author Extraordinaire'.  I had given up on the power of peace until I heard this man.  He is the only voice thus far with the courage, insight and intelligence to see... Read more

Host Sue Supriano speaks with Daniel Pinchbeck, an author and editorial director of Reality Sandwich, a blog website centered around New Age philosophy and activism. He is the author of "Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey Into the Heart of Contemporary Shamani... Read more

Host Sue Supriano speaks with Daniel Pinchbeck, an author and editorial director of Reality Sandwich, a blog website centered around New Age philosophy and activism. He is the author of "Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey Into the Heart of Contemporary Shamani... Read more

Food Justice Conference Part One The local food movement has become a palatable force. In Portland alone there are now 40 farmers markets. Raising backyard chickens has become fashionable and growing numbers of people are planting vegetable gardens or joining CSAs. But w... Read more