Brandi Tuck from the Goose Hollow Family Center talks about Homeless Issues
Wednesday Morning Talk Radio
Hosted by Erik Jorgenson

Today's guest is Brandi Tuck, Executive Director at the Goose Hollow Family Center, which opened for the season on November First.  Brandi was recently awarded the Skidmore Prize for Excellence in Non-Profit Work.  Today's show will cover issues homeless people face on a daily basis.

 Hosted by Abe Proctor and Joe Uris

Author and former "economic hit man" John Perkins joins Abe and Joe for a look behind the mirror at the coporations who have made America into history's first truly global empire. Perkins examines why global financial markets collapsed, and how we can build a better, cleaner and more just planet.

About one in six Oregonians receives food stamps. It can be difficult turning a small food budget into healthy meals.  That’s why health provider Care-Oregon is offering nutrition counseling to help people stretch their limited food dollars.
KBOO reporter Andrew Schwager has more, in collaboration with the Oregon News Service.
 

 Hosted by Dr. David Naimon

Today, Dr. Naimon interviews Richard Wrangham, author of Catching Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human, and professor of biological anthropology at Harvard University, discusses how our shift from raw to cooked foods was the key factor in human evolution.

Listen to the November 2nd, 2009 airing of the KBOO Evening News in its entirety! ^__^

The federal government should be paying more attention to food safety, according to a new poll. KBOO’s Annette May has more, in collaboration with the Oregon News Service.

(Quinces growing at Tremaine Arkley's orchard in Independence)

Our October show featured:

Host Stephanie Potter talks with Paul Osterlund  about his concept of "The 5th Space:" social enterprises doing good in the world.