Melanie Davis Interview

program: 
Between Us
program date: 
Wed, 03/20/2013

Melanie Davis is the owner of the media company Brilliant Media.  Through it, she and her team of nearly 70 employees and staff nationwide operate Su Publico Ad Agency, El Hispanic News and Proud Queer Monthly.  Despite her youth, the road to magnate has been a long one, beginning with an iconic grandmother in her childhood New Mexico.  Don Merrill talks with lesbian latina Melanie Davis about what she loves about Portland, the publishing business and why she's OK crashing business meetings in her Harley gear. 

57:10 minutes (52.34 MB)
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Trust the Trout

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Air Cascadia
program date: 
Tue, 03/19/2013

John Stauber’s Stab at Progressive Movement

 

By Taylor Marsh on March 18, 2013

 

 

 

hmmmm

 

 

 

IN COUNTER Punch, read it and weigh it.

 

 

 

29:10 minutes (26.7 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

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Iven Hale hosts this episode of the Mole dealing with Congressional Budget proposals, drones and filibusters, rape and Native Americans, civilization's fate in the hands of capitalism, and the fight to save the US Postal Service.  

To hear the whole show, use the play button.  To hear individual segments, follow these links.  

And tune in next week, March 25, and support the Mole and KBOO with your donation during our membership drive!

58:22 minutes (33.4 MB)
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Live audio from Postal Service Rally

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

Bill Resnick attended the rally on Sunday in support of the Postal Service workers and against cuts in service, including Saturday deliveries.  He recorded sound bites from speeches and interviews at the rally, plus a more extended defense of the Postal Service by Willie Goshell,  in the KBOO studios.  From it all, we learn more than we knew about what the Postal Service does  to bind communities together.

11:14 minutes (6.43 MB)
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Can Civilization Survive Capitalism?

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

Noam Chomsky's recent piece, published on AlterNet, asks whether Capitalism, as it really exists, is compatible with democracy, or even civilization.  Tom Becker reads it here for us.  

6:09 minutes (3.52 MB)
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The Violence Against Women Act

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

Iven Hale reads this piece by Gyassi Ross from Indian Country Media Network about how rape impacts Native American women and political opposition to extending the Violence Against Women Act. 

8:28 minutes (4.84 MB)
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When Can Your Government Kill You?

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program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

In the course of confirmation hearings for John Brennan as director of the CIA, the question was posed, "Can the President order the killing of an American citizen on US soil?"  In this commentary, Clayton Morgareidge reads from two recent articles about Rand Paul's filibuster of the Brennan nomination, asking how did such a question become a serious one, and whether the Democrats should have supported Paul.

8:08 minutes (4.65 MB)
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Washington Budget Proposals

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

Three budgets for the Federal Government are being proposed by Republicans and Democrats in Congress.  Ellen Frank, a University of Massachussetts economist who writes for Dollars and Sense, talks with the Old Mole's Bill Resnick about the values behind each of them and what their impact would be.  

17:17 minutes (9.89 MB)
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Memoirs From the Psych Ward, Day 1

program date: 
Mon, 02/11/2013

The second installment of this multi-part series detailing a week spent in the psych ward.

 

Cast: Jason, Kristin, Kirsten & Noah

Writer: Kirsten Liden

Director: Noah Madrano

Produced by Power T Productions

5:31 minutes (12.65 MB)
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William Daniels on Reality Based Economics.

program date: 
Mon, 03/18/2013

Daniels describes Reality Based Economics; he argues that the twin marvels of computers and communication empowers humans to break the chains of finance-based economics and harness our unprecidented productivy to serve the humans.

 

34:22 minutes (31.47 MB)
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Opting Out of Standardized Testing

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program: 
Labor Radio
program date: 
Sat, 03/16/2013

A panel discussion and Q & A on the growing movement of resistance to standardized testing, featuring Jesse Hagopian, leader of the teachers boycott of the MAP test at Seattle's Garfield High School; Uvia Murillo, a Woodlawn Elementary parent who opted out of the OAKS test for her son; Elizabeth Lehl, a Vernon Elementary teacher; and Alexia Garcia, a Lincoln High student and leader of the Portland Student Union campaign urging students to opt out of the OAKS test.  KBOOs Jamie Partridge recorded the forum at Grant High School on March 16, 2013.

90:56 minutes (124.89 MB)
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Mass Media: Suppress the Story / Suppress the Teller: It's the Law!

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Air Cascadia
program date: 
Thu, 03/14/2013

Remembering Rachel

 On Saturday, March 16th, Olympia will mark the 10th anniversary of Rachel’s stand in Gaza. It has been an extraordinary and challenging journey for the Rachel Corrie Foundation, for the Corrie family, and for those in our community and beyond who have worked tirelessly for justice and peace in Palestine/Israel, in the world, and here at home.

15:43 minutes (14.39 MB)
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'On-Ice' the Opposite of 'Office'?

program: 
Air Cascadia
program date: 
Wed, 03/13/2013

On Saturday, March 16th, Olympia will mark the 10th anniversary of Rachel’s stand in Gaza. It has been an extraordinary and challenging journey for the Rachel Corrie Foundation, for the Corrie family, and for those in our community and beyond who have worked tirelessly for justice and peace in Palestine/Israel, in the world, and here at home.

 

 

 

14:13 minutes (13.01 MB)
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Daniel Ellsberg, Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks: 'Thank You for Your Service.'

program: 
Air Cascadia
program date: 
Tue, 03/12/2013

 

Daniel Ellsberg's voice - however briefly - lit up the 'Air Cascadia' waves

Ellsberg spoke with me via cellphone while waiting in line at the airport and going through the TSA's new! Improved! security.  Which, we are constantly reminded, is distasteful but "It's for our own good." It's because the ponderous, semi-conscious National Security apparatus cares only for our safety.

15:41 minutes (14.35 MB)
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