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What if we are already committed to a hostile climate shift over 8 degrees C? Is the Paris summit based on a lie? David Wasdell from the Apollo-Gaia project on his stunning new video & paper "Climate Dynamics: Facing the Harsh Realities of Now".  From the series Radio ... Read more

Marge Stevens and Mike Beilstein, who helped Pastors for Peace deliver medical supplies to Cuba this July, speak with host Roberta Hall about the medical work of Pastors for Peace, and its parent group, the Inter-religious Foundation for Community Organization (IFCO). Mi... Read more

On October 22, the First Unitarian Church in Portland hosted an in-depth forum on two proposed LNG terminals. Speaking were Dan Serres, Columbia Riverkeeper's Conservation Director; Charlie Miller, retired ocean ecologist and OSU Professor; Jacqueline Keeler, Navajo/Yank... Read more

The historian Professor McCoy is an expert on U.S. foreign policy, the Philippines, Southeast Asia; global drug trafficking; and CIA covert operations. He teaches at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and his September 2015 piece in Tom Dispatch Grandmaster of the Gr... Read more

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with Norman Cornett, an educator who developed a new way of teaching, which he calls, “dialogic,” that uniquely engages students’ creativity. It's the subject of a documentary called "Professor Norman Cornett: Since when do we divo... Read more

We speak with a representative of Cultivate Oregon about their campaign to stop the DARK Act, (H.R. 1599).  The Dark Act, the so-called "Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act," is currently moving to the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry. The Senat... Read more

Host Gene Bradley speaks with Robert Leo Heilman the 20th anniversary edition of his award-winning literary nonfiction collection, Overstory: Zero, Real Life in Timber Country. The book is set in Myrtle Creek, Oregon where Heilman lives, and deals with small town life in... Read more

We hear an excerpt from the Project Censored Show with hosts Peter Phillips & Mickey Huff. They speak with Mark Crispin Miller of NYU about some of the recent additions to his Forbidden Bookshelf series, which seeks out important out-of-print political works and republis... Read more

From banning fracking to respecting the rights of mother earth, women employ all means at their disposal, including science education for the public, petitions, lobbying, blockading, marching, speaking, singing, and putting their lives on the line. Includes coverage of ... Read more

Healthwatch is off today. Instead we'll hear an excerpt from the series Moccasin Tracks. Host Deb Reger and co-host Dee Bright Star speak with Sherri Mitchell, Indigenous/Native Rights attorney from the Penobscot Nation and Vermonters For A Clean Environment, about her i... Read more