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Tonight we conclude our interview with Lucie Fielding, author of the upcoming book "Trans Sex: Clinical Approaches to Trans Sexualities and Erotic Embodiments…" scheduled to be released May 24th Published by Routledge The world's leading publisher of academic books, journal... Read more

  Farmers Ending Hunger is a non-profit organization started in 2004 that works toward eliminating hunger in Oregon by connecting farmers, food processors and food banks. The pandemic has increased the need for food bank support as millions have lost work or income because... Read more

On Tuesday, April 20, 2021 at 11:30 a.m. Joseph Gallivan interviews artist Sarah Horowitz about her show Blue, which is at Froelick Gallery though May 29. Horowitz talks about producing ink drawings and etchings of ponderosa pines and seed heads, her art book and print maki... Read more

It's a grab bag on this week's Too Much Information, as the Derek Chauvin trial draws to a close, police keep killing citizens, new COVID cases are on the rise, and a number of pale-skinned, conservative Congresspeople are feeling aggrieved. Abe and Traci take your calls. Read more

In the last decades of the 19th Century, metal hulled clipper ship sailing in the South Pacific, has a fire in its main hold. The crew seeks an island where they can beach the ship and allow the fire to burn itself out within the steel and copper hull..  But, the sailing sh... Read more

Please join us as we talk with Emily Newman of the American Humanist Association about their program to outreach to nonreligious folks incarcerated in jails and prisons through a program called Humanism for All. Humanism For All aims to connect incarcerated people who ident... Read more

The Sampler returns with more music to help you through a Monday afternoon. Read more

For nearly two decades communities across the Pacific Northwest have been fighting off multiple efforts to turn the region into a fossil fuel export hub. Today we’ll look back at the successes of what Eric de Place with Sightline Institute calls the Thin Green Line, On thi... Read more

  Patricia Kullberg hosts this episode of the Old Mole. In recognition of Earth Day, coming up this week on April 22, our segments today examine our options for the future in the face of global warming and how we can organize to prevent impending climate chaos. Renewable ... Read more

Patricia Kullberg speaks with Portland Clean Energy Fund activists Anissa Pemberton and Adriana Voss-Andreae about how the PCEF organizing effort has positioned the climate justice community to more successfully challenge the structural elements of our political economy tha... Read more