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Radiozine on 04/18/13

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Thu, 04/18/2013 - 11:30am - 11:55am

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Two brothers, two bikes and two years: An attempt to find the social ties lost in popular culture

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Sara Sneath speaks with Noah Hussin about a bicycle trip through American communities that are DIY building a new culture of sustainability and sharing. Noah and his brother Tim Hussin are creating a feature-length film from the adventure entitled America reCycled.

Radiozine on 04/15/13

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Mon, 04/15/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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Pornifying Violence: Panel on Changes in Pornography Today

From the series WINGS, Women's International News Gathering Service, we hear a program on "Pornifying Violence", a wide-ranging discussion of changes in pornography today.

One of several panels of women from feminist organizations and media, held at the Vancouver Public Libary December 1, 2012, hosted by Vancouver Rape Relief and Women's Shelter. Discussion includes definition of pornography and examination of its effect on society, especially in an era when rapes are routinely posted on the internet.

Radiozine on 04/05/13

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Fri, 04/05/2013 - 11:00am - 12:00pm

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Sam Pizzigati on "The Rich Don't Always Win"

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Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with Sam Pizzigati about his book The Rich Don't Always Win: The Forgotten Triumph over Plutocracy that Created the American Middle Class, 1900–1970.

Polls now show that two-thirds of Americans believe that the nation's enormous wealth ought to be "distributed more evenly." But almost as many Americans—well over half—feel that protests against inequality will ultimately have "little impact." The rich, millions of us believe, always get their way.

Except they don't.

Radiozine on 03/25/13

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Mon, 03/25/2013 - 11:00am - 12:00pm

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Michael Parenti on THE ONE PERCENT PATHOLOGY AND THE MYTH OF CAPITALISM

Michael Parenti on THE ONE PERCENT PATHOLOGY AND THE MYTH OF CAPITALISM (from TUC Radio)

Radiozine on 03/18/13

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Mon, 03/18/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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Supporters for universal healthcare for Oregonians rally and lobby in Salem for HB 2922

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We hear an episode of Health and Healthcare Forum with host Roberta Hall.

The Oregon Public Health Association held a press conference at the Capitol in Salem on February 8th to support universal healthcare for Oregonians. Speakers included high school students from several communities and one nursing student at OHSU. (They are pictured in the photo at the left.) This program features the OPHA press conference, legislative issues impacting health and other visits at the Capitol.

Radiozine on 03/15/13

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Fri, 03/15/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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An exploration of the practice of Kirtan.

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Sara Sneath visits the Bhaktishop, a local yoga studio, where she learns about the ancient practice of kirtan, a call-and-response chanting of the Hindu names of divinities in congregation, where it originates and what it does for those who practice it. Tune in!

Radiozine on 03/15/13

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Fri, 03/15/2013 - 11:00am - 11:30am

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The 10th Anniversary of the Killing of Rachel Corrie

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Host Chris Andreae interviews the parents of peace activist Rachel Corrie about the 10th anniversary of her killing by Israeli Defense Forces in Gaza in 2003.

Saturday, March 16th, the Rachel Corrie Foundation will mark the 10th anniversary of Rachel’s stand in Gaza. Since Rachel's killing the Corrie family has worked tirelessly for justice and peace in Palestine and Israel, in the world, and at home.

A Stand for Justice Rally and Other events

Sylvester Park & The Olympia Ballroom (116 Legion Way SW, downtown Olympia)–

Radiozine on 03/11/13

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Mon, 03/11/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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How the Media Influence Public Health

How does the media influence public health? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Lori Dorfman, DrPH., Director of the Berkeley Media Studies Group. Dorfman, a nationally recognized media advocate, explains how food marketers use message framing, and our new digital landscape to influence our food choices and infiltrate our lives.

Radiozine on 02/27/13

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Wed, 02/27/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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Author Virginia Morell on her book "Animal Wise, The Thoughts and Emotions of our Fellow Creatures"

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To what extent are the thoughts and emotions of animals similar to our our own? Do animal have minds or do they simply operate on instinct? Are they aware of themselves as entities? How should we treat these other emotional, thinking beings (especially as we are bringing on the Sixth Extinction)? From ants to elephants and from fish to chimps, Animal Wise explores the fascinating research into animal cognition. Stephanie Potter hosts author Virginia Morell, who will also discuss her book Animal Wise, The Thoughts and Emotions of Our Fellow Creatures, Weds, Feb 27, 7:30pm at Powell's, 1005 W. Burnside, Portland.

Radiozine on 02/25/13

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Mon, 02/25/2013 - 11:30am - 12:00pm

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Writer, humorist and actor John Hodgman on life

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Host Ralph Coulson interviews John Hodgman, "The Daily Show's" Resident Expert about his upcoming event at Portland's Bagdad Theater, the challenges of combining writing, acting and comedy, and his views on news issues such as the economy, the budget and sequestration.

Hodgman is the author of The Areas of My Expertise and More Information Than You Require and That Is All. He is known for his personification of a PC in contrast to Justin Long's personification of a Mac in Apple's "Get a Mac" advertising campaign, and for his correspondent work on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart."

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'Extreme Prejudice': In the Belly of The Bush, with author Susan Lindauer

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Mon, 02/28/2011

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Susan Lindauer worked for years through back channel resources around the world as a CIA asset specializing in counter-terrorism, set up the diplomatic architecture that - had it been adopted - would have avoided the Iraq War. For her extraordinary dedication and commitment to American security, Lindauer was arrested, incarcerated at Carswel, Texas's Communication Management Unit where they attempted to drug her and prevent her from standing trial. Authorities at Carswell figured it would take a little longer than it usually did to "break" her because...Well...(and this is a little embarrassing for our beloved government)...because as a CIA asset she was CIA-trained. Susan Lindauer has it all documented, again thanks to our own Patriot-acting agents who thoughtfully taped every conversation: Your tax dollars at work! Read the book; It's a King Hell nightmare on wheels. No one could make this shit up.

Length: 26:14 minutes (24.02 MB)
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Susan Lindauer, Whistleblower, CIA Asset, Peace Negotiator, Writer...& Survivor of Carswell CMU

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Mon, 02/28/2011

Host Chris Andreae speaks with Susan Lindauer, Whistleblower, CIA Asset, Peace Negotiator, Writer...& Survivor of Carswell CMU about "Extreme Prejudice: The Terrifying Story of the Patriot Act and the Cover Ups of 9/11 and Iraq."

EXTREME PREJUDICE is an expose of the real facts surrounding the CIA's advance warning of 9/11 and an insider's look at Iraqi Pre-War Intelligence, told by one of the very few U.S. Assets covering Iraq before the War.

Title: RadioZine 20110228
Producer: Chris Andreae
Length: 26:16 minutes (24.06 MB)
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Dr. Joan Gross on Food, Hunger, and Food Culture in the Willamette Valley

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Mon, 02/21/2011

Host Roberta Hall interviews Dr. Joan Gross, Professor of Anthropology at Oregon State University. She studied linguistic and cultural anthropology. She now works in the area of food, hunger and food culture in the Willamette Valley.

Title: Healthcare Forum 20110221
Producer: Roberta Hall
Length: 28:33 minutes (26.14 MB)
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The Far From Hollywood Film Awards for 2011

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Mon, 01/24/2011

Host Ed Goldberg speaks with DK Holm and Marc Mohan about Far From Hollywood, an association of film critics, and the 2011 awards to be announced at the Hollywood Theater on Friday January 28th.

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Producer: Ed Goldberg
Length: 28:05 minutes (25.71 MB)
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Max Rameau and Take Back the Land

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Mon, 12/27/2010

Host Sue Supriano interviews Max Rameau about Take Back the Land, which he founded in 2006. The group initiated a bold campaign that sparked a national movement: they began taking over foreclosed and government-owned homes, and moving homeless families into them. They have successfully moved in over 20 families to date, and many have used the opportunity to save up money and get back on their feet.

Max is a Haitian-born Pan-African theorist and organizer. He moved to Miami, Florida in 1991 and began organizing around immigrant rights, especially for Haitian immigrants, criminal justice issues and police brutality.

In 2008, Max authored the book Take Back the Land, recounting the experiences and political theory behind the Umoja Village.

Title: RadioZine 20101227
Producer: Sue Supriano
Length: 27:04 minutes (24.79 MB)
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Thomas Frank (Harper's) and Bright Frenetic Mills - Media Content Generation Mills

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Mon, 12/13/2010

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with journalist and author Thomas Frank, who recently joined Harper's Magazine as a monthly columnist. His first column for Harper's is in the December 2010 issue. It's called "Bright Frenetic Mills." Frank writes about how media has become one big content generation mill. In the new January issue, (pictured at left), Frank's column is called "The Fatal Center." He asks whether the U.S. political spectrum has a center or whether it is completely polarized.

Frank is the founder and editor of The Baffler and the author of several books. Other writings include essays for Harper's Magazine, Le Monde diplomatique, Bookforum, and the Financial Times. His book What's the Matter with Kansas?, published in 2004, earned him nationwide and international recognition.

Title: RadioZine A 20101213
Producer: Michelle Schroeder Fletcher
Length: 28:48 minutes (26.37 MB)
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Fen Montaigne, author of "Fraser's Penguins: A Journey to the Future in Antarctica."

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Mon, 12/13/2010

Host Kathleen Stephenson interviews Fen Montaigne, author of "Fraser's Penguins: A Journey to the Future in Antarctica." Journalist and author Fen Montaigne discusses the beauty of Antarctica, the lives of the Adelie penguins and the details of the work of scientist Bill Fraser. Fraser has worked in Antarctica since 1975. He has documented how the part of Antarctica that is home to Adelie penguins and other wildlife has warmed faster than almost any place on earth. No creature has been more profoundly affected by the changes than the Adelie, who depends on sea ice to survive.

Title: RadioZine B 20101213
Producer: Kathleen Stephenson
Length: 28:36 minutes (26.18 MB)
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Radiozine on 11/24/10

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Wed, 11/24/2010

Host Dave Mazza interviews travel writer Jeff Greenwald about his experiences in Nepal in the '90s during the "people power" uprising. His new book Snake Lake explores his time beneath the Himalayas as he wins the friendship of a high lama who reveals the pillars of Tibetan Buddhism; embarks on a passionate romance; and discovers what democracy means to rural Nepalese citizens -- all while covering the revolution for a major US newspaper.

Length: 27:35 minutes (18.94 MB)
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Linda Neale on the Earth and Spirit Council and Grandmother Maria Alice

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Mon, 11/22/2010

Linda Neale on the Earth and Spirit Council and Grandmother Maria Alice

Host Sue Supriano interviews Linda Neale of the Earth and Spirit Council about their event with Grandmother Maria Alice Campos Freire on Tuesday, November 23, 2010, 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. She will be speaking on Our Sacred Planet, Our Sacred Mother: The Preservation of Spirit and Nature

The Natural Way-Indigenous Voices Speaker Series is to honor all traditions that value the earth. The Natural Way provides a forum for those who strive to preserve and enhance earth-based, sustainable living to share their traditions, knowledge and beliefs about the earth.”

Grandmother Maria Alice is a member of the International Council of 13 Indigenous Grandmothers that represent a global alliance of prayer, education and healing for our Mother Earth and all her inhabitants. One of the Council's goals is to “. . protect our diverse cultures: lands, medicines, language and ceremonial ways of prayer through projects that educate and nurture our children.” Addressing the Grandmothers Council for the first time, Grandmother Maria Alice Campos Freire said, “I believe we have all been guided to be here and we will be guided to do what we came here to do. We cannot say we are of this race or that one. We have all been everything in our many lives, and now our paths cross for us to connect from many different faiths and cultures. But we are all the same flame in life.”

Title: RadioZine 20101122
Producer: Sue Supriano
Length: 29:58 minutes (27.44 MB)
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Harold McGee and Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Food and Recipes.

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Mon, 11/15/2010

Hosted by Eugene Bradley

Host Eugene Bradley interviews Harold McGee, noted food expert and award-winning author of the culinary bible "On Food and Cooking" and "The Curious Cook" column in The New York Times. They discuss McGee's new book, "Keys to Good Cooking: A Guide to Making the Best of Food and Recipes."