Wednesday Talk Radio

  Paul talks with Tom O'Neill, whose new book offers an explosive reassessment of the most famous murder case (before O.J. Simpson's) in U.S. history, one which reverberated through American culture and cast a pall over the hippie/counterculture movement. In CHAOS: Charle... Read more

  Jackie Wang is a writer, poet, musician, and academic whose writing has been published by Lies Journal, Semiotext(e), HTML Giant, BOMBlog, along with numerous zines, such as those by the Moonroot collective. Her essay “Against Innocence” provides insightful analysis on p... Read more

Photo by Kate Tomlinson   Don't Feed the #Pretendian Discussion of Johnny Depp's Sauvage Ad with Native journalist and monthly co-host Jacqueline Keeler .  Dior's recent pulling of a Sauvage ad campaign featuring Johnny Depp calls into question a Native American organiza... Read more

(Opening/closing song: "The Doctor Said" by Chloe Adams) At Portland-based Rethinking Psychiatry's first public event of the season, three panelists will discuss the psychiatric survivor liberation movement from the late 19th century to today, both historically and from the... Read more

    Hyper-gentrification and the displacement that goes along with it aren’t just a Portland phenomenon; the same people and companies are driving it in cities across the country. Today Sara and Jonathan from Portland Assembly will talk to Ralowe Ampu and Toshio Meronek f... Read more

    Jacqueline Keeler, regular monthly co-host (on the second Wednesday) of Wednesday Talk Radio, is a Native American writer and activist of Dineh (Navajo) and Yankton Dakota heritage.  She has written for numerous on-line and print outlets, including Truthout, The Natio... Read more

    From the front lines of war-torn countries to the global climate crisis, Dahr Jamail's reporting and writing has helped us understand and empathize with affected people, ecosystems and other species. His new book, The End of Ice: Bearing Witness and Finding Meaning i... Read more

Portland-based journalist Jacqueline Keeler asked KBOO listeners in light of Congress passing a resolution condemning Trump's racist tweets telling unnamed "Progressive Congresswomen" to  "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they cam... Read more