Latest Content for Old Mole Variety Hour

  Rise Up! Bill Resnick speaks with Whitney Maxey, a community organizer with Memphis For All. She also serves on the national executive committee of Liberation Road, a socialist organization working for radical social change. Bill and Whitney discuss her personal journ... Read more

  Denise Morris Hosts this episode of the Old Mole which includes: Police Reform: Bill Resnick talks with Seemab Hussaini with the Council on American Islamic Relations and Brown Hope about the work of the Portland police reform network. They discuss why police reform is... Read more

Desiree Hellegers talks with Barbara Ford about climate change and radical hope. Winston Flags Smith sings The World is on Fire. Read more

    Frann Michel hosts this episode, with these segments: Schools and the Pandemic: Bill Resnick interviews Portland Association of Teachers President Elizabeth Thiel about reopening of schools. Street Journalism: Desiree Hellegers interviews Lisa Loving about her street... Read more

Bill Resnick interviews Portland Association of Teachers President Elizabeth Thiel about reopening of schools. Read more

Desiree Hellegers interviews Lisa Loving about her street journalism training for covering protests and more. She is the author of Street Journlism: Understand and Report the News in Your Community. Read more

Patricia Kullberg reads a review by Larry Bowlden of two historical novels by Marlowe Benn, Passing Fancies and Relative Fortunes. Read more

Desiree Hellegers talks with Barbara Ford about climate change and radical hope. Winston Flags Smith sings The World is on Fire. Read more

  Norm Diamond hosts this episode of the Old Mole which includes the following segments: Racism—a Public Health Crisis: Patricia Kullberg speaks with Leslie Gregory, a local health practitioner and activist who is at the forefront of the campaign to get racism declared... Read more

Patricia Kullberg speaks with Leslie Gregory, a local health practitioner and activist who is at the forefront of the campaign to get racism declared a public health crisis. Gregory is the founder and director of the local non-profit Right to Health, whose vision is to t... Read more