Marlene Howell guest hosts the December 25th call-in show, with a focus on how folks who have recently lost a loved one, or have a loved one in prison or the hospital, find ways to make sense of the holiday season. 
Call and share your thoughts on Christmas morning!, 8-9am."

 

Host Ed Goldberg speaks with Tom Moon, author of "1,000 Recordings To Hear Before You Die," a list to read and argue about.

Ani hosts a discussion of the Winter Solstice as a time to access our deepest visions and dreams of meaningful social change.  Her guests will be Mark Lakeman of the Village Building Convergence Project, and Brush, from Tryon Life Community Farm. When we talk about radical transformation for our culture, what do we really want to bring in?  Let's dare ourselves to dream big!

We welcome your calls at 503-231-8187.

Bridget B. hosts the January 9, 2009 segment of Bread & Roses.  She'll be interviewing two local women writers, Anjala Ehelebe author of Images of America: Portland's Woodlawn Neighborhood and Jewel Lansing author of My Montana: A History and Memoir - 1930-1950.  Anjala takes us through a historic accounting of the Woodlawn neighborhood while Jewel shares with us what life was like growing up in rural Montana.  Both women are true "Keepers of History" and during this segment of Bread & Roses, you’ll hear the process each one went through in writing and publishing their work along with a live reading.

3rd Annual Youth Summit: The Future Is All About Y.O.U.th