Hosted by Clayton Morgareidge, this show will feature a discussion with middle-east expert Antonia Juhasz about the situation in Iraq and how the US can get out without further harm to the Iraqi people.   We will also hear How the Garcia Girls Spent the Summer (that is, a movie review), why “democratic capitalism” is an oxymoron, and all about an artists’ collective that makes social protest posters. 

Scott Forrester interviews Dean Larry Velvel  of the Massachusetts School of Law in Andover. H talks about the September 13th and 14th Conference on War Crimes and the Law-breaking of the Bush Administration and how to hold them accountable in Domestic and International Courts in the future.

Host Jay Thiemeyer interviews local activists Jules Boykoff and Kaia Sand about their new book, Landscapes of Dissent: Guerrilla Poetry and Public Space. They discuss how guerrilla poets and others have challenged the commodification of public space.

Chris Andreae hosts a special program all about the West Coast Convergence for Climate Action, 8 days of Low Impact Living and High Impact Action with skill shares, sustainability demonstrations, direct action, community organizing, and entertainment.

Hosts Cecil and Celeste speak with Patrick Nolen, community organizer for Sisters of the Road about the effects of the Sit-Lie Law on Portland's homeless community. They also discuss Portland's anti-camping ordinances. On Thursday, August 7th Sisters Of The Road will hold a truth commission on the effects of the Sit-Lie Law on Portland's homeless community.