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Toxic Hate and Guess Who's Coming to Radio

I find it easy to listen to the radio and applaud our DJs and radio producers for the good work they are doing: exposing truth, healing us from daily harshness through amazing music, and keeping the edge of education and uncomfortable radio balanced enough for us to lear... Read more

12--NEWS/PROP--Rolf and Jay have laid claim to TRIP TO THE MOON

Hi folks, As it says, project taken. All the projects I send out are first-come-first-serve. And if you think you can come up with a version which is radically different than what Rolf and Jay will do, I actually don't mind duplicate projects. But hopefully I'll be thr... Read more

2nd Seattle Latino Film Festival

KBOO is a proud media sponsor for the 2nd Seattle Latino Film Festival The 2nd Seattle Latino Film Festival pays homage to contemporary Mexican cinema, showing the richness and diversity within the Spanish-speaking communities around the world. Join us in a cultural experi... Read more

Scott Silber in Portland February 17 7pm at the First Unitarian Church

An Evening with Scott Silber speaking on "Threat to Themselves and Others: Intervention on the Corporate Addiction to Power Before It's Too Late" Sunday February 17th at 7pm at the First Unitarian Church, 1011 SW 12th Avenue, at the corner of 12th and Salmon in downtown Po... Read more

Derrick Jensen

Derrick Jensen (born December 19, 1960) is an American author and environmental activist living in Crescent City, California.[1] Jensen has published several books questioning and critiquing contemporary society and its values, including A Language Older Than Words, The ... Read more

Poems by M.F. McAuliffe

Talking Earth Anthology: Poems by M.F. McAuliffe M.F. McAuliffe is a writer, editor, and photographer who made her US publishing debut in Damon Knight's Clarion Awards. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in Overland, The Adelaide Review, Australian Short Stories, and... Read more

Anne Grgich

Listen to the interview here! I wish I could write more in this blog but I am crazy busy. Nonetheless you should know that Anne Grgich is a self-taught artist who flaunts it. She filled in books since she was a child. Now her "books" are hugely 3 dimensional, made of mi... Read more

Love is destructive

The word 'radical' comes from the work for 'root,' and I find myself drawn to discover the root of certain societal behaviors. Here in the US it seems to me that we've forgotten how to be social creatures. We've been television-watching consumers for generations now... Read more

Highlife Special

With roots going back to the 1920's and drawing from a number of sources, Highlife was a prominent style of music for over 60 years in the English speaking countries of West Arica. Even though heard in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria , it was dominant in Ghana. Join me... Read more

The truth about Rapid City, S.D.

In responce to an interview on 5-14-10 with James Swan, an activist in Rapid City, SD, to discuss the killing of Christopher Capps (May 2), unarmed, by a police officer. He was shot 5 times at a 6 foot range. . Here are a couple of articles from Censored News. It ha... Read more