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Lewis and Clark law school professor Dan Rohlf discusses some of the legal issues involved in the BP oil spill and the moratorium on off-shore oil drilling. Associate Professor Dan Rohlf teaches Wildlife Law, Environmental Litigation, and other courses in the law school'... Read more

  Hosted by: Kathleen Stephenson   Moratorium on off-shore oil drilling and other legal issues related to the BP spill Lewis and Clark law school professor Dan Rohlf discusses some of the legal issues involved in the BP oil spill and the moratorium on off-shore oil ... Read more

Juliet Schor talks about her latest book, PLENITUDE: The New Economics of True Wealth. Schor argues that the old way out of an economic downturn―a debt-financed consumer boom―is no longer a viable option. Suggesting a radical shift in how we think about consumer goods, val... Read more

Hosted By Michelle Shhroeder Fletcher Juliet Schor talks about her latest book, PLENITUDE: The New Economics of True Wealth. Schor argues that the old way out of an economic downturn―a debt-financed consumer boom―is no longer a viable option. Suggesting a radical shift in ... Read more

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 The upcoming Gay and Grey PDX Expo which will address the social, health and housing needs of Metro Portland’s emerging LGBTQI community. The event offers free health consultations & fitness evaluations, gay friendly senior service information, LGBTQI senior housing res... Read more

Northwest author Kurt Hoelting discusses his journey, which he details in The Circumference of Home: One Man's Yearlong Quest for a Radically Local Life. Hoelting, a Zen wilderness guide, traded in his car and air transportation for a kayak, a bike, and his own feet,... Read more

 Hosted by Kathleen Stephenson Northwest author Kurt Hoelting discusses his journey, which he details in The Circumference of Home: One Man's Yearlong Quest for a Radically Local Life. Hoelting, a Zen wilderness guide, traded in his car and air transportation for a kayak... Read more

Host Chris Andre speaks with Carlos Gellin of the Society for Haitian Arts and Culture, a non-profit organization, established in August 2003 to promote the Haitian Arts and culture in the Northwest, to expand as well the diversity of arts and culture, providing educatio... Read more

Host Kathleen Stephenson speaks with Tim Wise about his recent article "Imagine: Protest, Insurgency and the Workings of White Privilege" on redroom.com. http://www.redroom.com/blog/tim-wise/imagine-protest-insurgency-and-workings-white-privilege   The article was incorrec... Read more