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What's so great about KBOO?

It seems that there are as many answers to the question as there are listeners and web surfers. The tapestry of culture centered in Portland that propagates the world is rich and vibrant with passion, purpose and peculiarity. We want to know what keeps you coming back fo... Read more

When Contacting Us PLEASE Put Your Email in the Body of the Message

Dear listeners:When using the contact form, please put your email in the body of your message. For the past few days we have been getting your emails, but there is no contact information, which hinders greatly our ability to respond.Matt from some record store, the perso... Read more

Chronicles of Ecoimperialism

Chronicles of Ecoimperialism: Real Whales, Real People(printed in Dark Night field notes no. 14. See http://www.darknightpress.org/) copyright 2007 by James Michael Craven/Omahkohkiaayo i'poyi (Blackfoot Nation), Economics Department Head; Business Division Chairman - Cl... Read more

Jenka Soderberg honored with Joan Cook Fellowship

KBOO Radio is proud to announce that our Evening News and Public Affairs Director Jenka Soderberg will be honored on September 23rd with the Joan Cook Fellowship awarded by the Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS). The Joan Cook Fellowship Fund honors the extraordinary li... Read more

75--CALL--male voices needed & recording times for Aragon's "Mirror-Wardrobe"

Hello Everyone, This is an update about the upcoming recording sessions for Aragon's "The Mirror Wardrobe" (script attached on email #41): WE STILL NEED mostly male voices for Voice #1, Narrator, Soldier, President, General, Siamese twins, Man on tricycle with long nose, Th... Read more

October 29th, 2007

More changes to the site: Began makeover of homepage, with easy access to relevant, and timely information. Pages added: Amended Bylaws Committees Policies Read more

Indigenous People's Day

Best wishes on Indigenous People's Day. Well, that's one name for it. The US Federal government still recognizes it as Columbus Day, as does Google's Holiday calendar, and the State of Oregon ignores the whole question. But the old history that proposes that Columbus... Read more

Press**Watch: factory farmed minds

Capitalism is the idea that human rights may be discarded by those who have funds to initiate economic activity. It is not the same as economic activity itself, and indeed capitalism often inhibits economic activity, as when persons involved in useful work are paid a w... Read more