Wednesday Talk Radio

    Yankton Dakota (Sioux) and Dineh (Navajo) writer and activist Jacqueline Keeler joins regular Wednesday Talk Radio host Paul Roland to have a conversation about what makes someone Native American and what it means to be a settler-colonial-immigrant (like Paul) and how... Read more

    Braunwynn Franklin has been a peer specialist and advocate for more than 10 years. She has a heart for social justice change in the prison/justice system and supporting people to gain a better quality of life mentally, spiritually and physically. She has a Bachelors D... Read more

    While impeachment occupies the centers of political power, Trump's mercenary approach to the Presidency continues unabated. He now appears to have gone beyond just profitting from the use of his personal properties, "brand" and other forms of influence. In an explosiv... Read more

    Fresh from a week-long trip across the Dineh (Navajo) Nation reservation in the Southwest U.S., regular guest host Jacqueline Keeler will join host Paul Roland to talk about the growing political power of Indigenous Nations in the U.S. and whether the Navajo electorat... Read more

    Recently fellow public radio program "Reveal" has found that 30 percent of California's residential real estate purchases in major cities are being made by shell companies in cash. The situation appears to be very similar in Portland, as we’ve been covering for the pa... Read more

  Peace in Schools will present a conversation with leading experts in the relationships between mindfulness, trauma, healing, and social and ecological justice at Revolution Hall in Portland on January 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. "Mindfulness, Trauma and Interpersonal Healing in ... Read more

  Join the 3rd Wednesday Portland Assembly crew as they take a deeper look at signals by the Trump Administration indicating that their “solutions to the homeless issue” may be nothing more than incarcerating homeless people. Will Wapato be a model? Among the many bad sig... Read more