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policing the boundaries of gender

Produced for: Old Mole Variety Hour

for the Old Mole Variety Hour 31 August 2009 Earlier this month, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) announced that they will be verifying the gender of South African runner Caster Semenya, who won the women's 800-meter event at the Berlin Game... Read more

4/26/2012 - Occupy the Economy with David Barsamian

Occupy the Economy An evening with David Barsamian A benefit for KBOO 90.7 FM Occupy activists are asking, “What’s next for our movement.” David Barsamian says the movement must go deeper in tackling the decades-long assault on the 99 percent. In this special Portland appe... Read more

Set-up and prep

My goal is to produce sonic art that allows for a general expansion of viewpoint--say what?--close your eyes and listen--what do you see?I slowly peel back the layers-mysterious that encompass the knowledge and experience necessary to git where I'm a'wanting to go,but th... Read more

My Best and Worst for 2010

Hi, I missed seeing The Social Network and The King's Speech, both of which are probably worth your time. The most over-rated movie of the year was Inception. It was, y'know, alright. Black Swan almost made the Best list, as did The Ghost Writer, the "Dragon Tattoo" mo... Read more

07/24/14 episode of Pandæmonium

07/24/14 episode of Pandæmonium is up Chapter XXIII: Sardonic Temporaneous Umbrage episode information playlist download Read more

Quiet on the Set!

Take Two: Not Enough Women Calling the Shots A couple of months ago, I was contacted by Trista with @Large Films, Inc., a commercial production company here in Portland, Oregon. She wanted me to consider interviewing her boss on an upcoming Bread and Roses show, which a... Read more

let's race for the revolution, instead

[audio here] The Komen Foundation's recent decision to pull its funding from Planned Parenthood was not an aberration, and not unrelated to the recent conflict over the need for health insurance plans to cover contraception. Both, of course, constitute attacks on women'... Read more

Stealing America: Vote by Vote

STEALING AMERICA: Vote by Vote from Concentric Media on Vimeo. Read more

Photos from the Tillicum Wawa Interviews of Michelle Singer and Dr. Dale Walker of the One Sky Cente

Located in this cute little building on the OHSU campus is...The One Sky Center, the center for American Indian health education and research. L to R: Susan Halada, Michelle Singer, Patricia Silk Walker, Douglas Bigelow, Dale Walker The above photo was taken at the One Sky... Read more

Gentrification and the Right to the City

The well-read red has been reading about gentrification, as well as seeing plenty of it. Despite what we often hear in mainstream media, gentrification is not simply a cultural change in a neighborhood, and not simply a matter of individual choices. Rather, it invo... Read more