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Bonnie Laing-Malcomson of OCAC + Joyce Campbell, co-chair of Art on the Vine auction

Listen to the interview here. OCAC has an upcoming auction to benefit the college, Art on the Vine. President Bonnie Laing-Malcomson will be our guest on the 16th, telling us about the event on February 20th. Joyce Campbell will also join us - she is co-chair for the auc... Read more

MLK's Legacy

Audio here. These days, everybody wants a piece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Last year, Glen Beck invoked King's legacy to promote his own rally, claiming the tea party was fighting the same fight as King. And last week, the general counsel of the Department of De... Read more

Rethinking the school-to-military pipeline

A version of this is part of the Old Mole Variety Hour for 25 May 2015 Today is Memorial Day, so we're talking about memory, and the military, as well as about education and labor. All of those institutions arose in their modern disciplinary forms in the 18th century, al... Read more

1--NEWS--Welcome to Desolo Luna Vox Theatrum--group emails begin

Hi gang, Welcome to Desolo Luna Vox Theatrum. Think of it as an abbreviated but ongoing variation of our 2001 and 2008 Dada/Surrealism Festival, appearing in four-hour installments four times a year. The shows will air on 5th Mondays from 8p to midnight which gives us... Read more

Nothing has changed

Nothing Has Changed How smooth must be the language of the whites, when they can make right look like wrong, and wrong like right. Black Hawk, Sauk "The white people who are trying to make us over into their image, they want us to be what they call assimilated, bri... Read more

5th Monday Labor Radio Election Special! 3rd Party Alternatives!

Checkout Voices in Action, Human Rights on Film! by NWFilm.org sponsored by KBOO and The Portland Alliance http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org/humanrightsfilms http://laborradiocollective.blogspot.com/ On October 29, 2012, Fifth Monday Labor Radio on KBOO will have an hour lo... Read more

Timothy Scott Dalbow

Timothy Scott Dalbow has an interesting show up at the New American Art Union called “I Don’t Know Anyone in Paris.” The artist moved into the space, using it as his studio, painting mostly at night. On the opening night, there was only a big white, bare canvas, a couple... Read more

We reached our $50,000 Winter membership drive goal early Friday afternoon.

A huge round of thanks to the members, volunteers, food donors and staff who enabled us to reach our $50,000 goal over a day ahead of schedule. This is the earliest we've ended a drive in years, so we're all really very excited about it. If you didn't contribute yet, y... Read more

Securing basic rights and dignity to a silent workforce.

The Coalition of Black Trade Unionist segment of Labor Radio will feature Andrea Paluso is co-founder and executive director of Family Forward Oregon. Andrea is a community activist and fervent policy wonk. Tonight's discussion is about the 2015 Oregon Legislation and t... Read more

Sapient shows us "The Screen"

Sapient is back at it again! After dropping a pretty filthy album "Letterhead" spring of last year, this quiet, sneaky brother of Sandpeople has shot in a whole nother direction! Choicest Cuts; Throne Together, Just Like Me, Screen, and King Tunders. Post Destructo ov... Read more