Latest Content for Old Mole Variety Hour

  Clayton Morgareidge hosts and we hear about -- How the US has provoked North Korea; How policing protects class oppression; What's really wrong with inequality; The racial casting of "The Handmaid's Tale"; activist events this week.   Listen to and share individua... Read more

  Laurie asks Martin Hart-Landsberg about the situation in Korea, and Marty discusses the history and political economy of US-Korea relations. Marty Hart-Landsberg is a local scholar and activist who has researched and written extensively on Korea. To keep up on events ... Read more

Bill Resnick interviews Rand Wilson of Labor for Bernie (LfB) and Our Revolution. They talk about the organzing LfB is doing, questions about the future of the democratic party and possibilties for LfB as the early stage of building a Labor Party. Read more

From the Labor Notes sponsored Portland Troublemakers School on April 8th 2017, Director of Labor Notes Mark Brenner talks about the pending threat of national Right to Work legislation. Hyung Nam, High School teacher and organizer with Healthcare for all Oregon discuss... Read more

Old Mole Joe Clement interviews Sinn Steiner, Secretary of the Portland Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). On May 3rd IWW will host the class Intro to the IWW "101" Class, Wed 6:30 PM · 2249 E Burnside St, Portland, OR 97214. Class is free and open to t... Read more

Denise Morris hosts this edition of the Mole for May 1, International Workers' Day. We hear --  1.  Bill Resnick talks with Rand Wilson of Labor for Bernie (LfB) and Our Revolution about the central role labor must play in contemporary politics. 2.  Two talks from the Po... Read more

Host Tod Sloan and long time Old Mole and radical activist Bill Resnick discuss upcoming opportunties for political action. They highlight the May Day March and Rally, All Power to the People: Rise Up, Resist, Unite Monday, May 1, 2017 from noon–5pm Shemanski Park 1010 ... Read more

Tod Sloan hosts this episode of the Old Mole and we hear-- 1.  Alex Diamond talks with Bill Resnick about his experience teaching in a poor schools in Memphis. 2.  Desiree Hellegers reads from a history of how the bodies of people of color were used to study and teach an... Read more

Bill Resnick interviews Alex Diamond, who has taught school in Asia and Latin America, about his experience teaching in a poor school in Memphis, Tennessee. Among the issues they discuss is the impact on teachers and students of standardized testing used as a criterion f... Read more

Desiree Hellegers reads an excerpt from Craig Steven Wilders' Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery and the Troubled History of American Universities that illuminates the long history of medical experimentation on people of color in the U.S., and that challenges claims about scie... Read more