Jay Thiemeyer speaks with film curator Guiseppe Bruno-Bossio about Blue Planet, a film by Franco Piavoli, which plays this weekend at the Northwest Film Center. BLUE PLANET contains images and sounds, meticulously collected and developed over three years, that illustrate the passing of time through the four seasons, through the 24 hours of a day and through the evolutionary existence of the planet itself.

Working for Peace, Paying for War? Host Martha Odom brings together
people who are refusing to give tax dollars to fund killing. Hear local
resisters from Oregon Committee for War Tax Resistance and Metanoia
Peace Community: Steev Hise, a film maker whose documentary of war tax
resisters will be released this fall; and Melani Hom, Executive
Director of the National Peace Tax Fund discussing their reasons for
resistance, the many methods to resist and the growing movement for
non-participation in funding war.

Suzanne LaGrande interviews writer Ann Hood about Comfort: A Journey Through Grief, her memoir of her young daughter's death and its aftermath. 

Lisa Loving speaks with journalist and author David Sirota about his new book The Uprising: An Unauthorized Tour of the Populist Revolt Scaring Wall Street and Washington. He says the current political period in the U.S. is marked by a state of uprising and the possibility of major change.