Radiozine

We speak with Barbara Quinn and Laura Feldman of Willamette Speaks about The Willamette Speaks Storytelling event on Saturday, September 20th, from 4 to 6pm at McMenamin's Tavern & Pool, at 1716 NW 23rd (Thurman & 23rd).  Barbara and Laura are both with the Portland Harbo... Read more

Host Gene Bradley speaks with Doris Kearns Goodwin about her book, The Bully Pulpit: Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and the Golden Age of Journalism, which was just released in paperback.  The book looks at how President Teddy Roosevelt effectively used the bull... Read more

The Portland VegFest is happening Saturday & Sunday September 27 & 28, 10am-6pm at the Oregon Convention Center - Exhibit Hall A, 777 NE MLK, Jr. Blvd., Portland. Host Kristin Yount speaks with Peter Spendelow, the President of Northwest Veg, the producer of VegFest, and... Read more

Jasmine Zimmer Stucky of the Columbia River Keeper and Faduma Ali of Groundwork Portland talk about Two Rivers, One City, an educational event scheduled to take place on September 9, 2014, from 6-8PM, at the Charles Jordan Community Center. The event will serve to educat... Read more

We hear about the Justice Begins with Seeds Conference and Film Series. The Conference is Sat and Sun, Sept 13-14.  There will be fifty speakers, including top environmental experts from around the US, at this conference. We speak with organizer Miguel Robles. http://bi... Read more

Today's average American workers earn about the same as they did in 1970 when adjusted for inflation. So what happens to sustainability in the face of this trend? From the series Sea Change Radio host Alex Wise of Sea Change Radio speaks with David Rolf, president of t... Read more

Host Per Fagereng speaks with Oregon author Doug Matheson about his new book "actually THINKING vs. just BELIEVING." “In ‘actually THINKING vs. just BELIEVING’, Doug Matheson discusses the importance of learning how  to think, not just what  to think.  The failure to do ... Read more

On the Radiozine today we feature excerpts from a recent Portland panel discussion on the need to ban land mines. The event was organized and introduced by Lynn Bradach, an advocate with Handicap International. She lost her son, a U.S. Marine, when his team accidentally ... Read more

We speak with writer and filmmaker Dan Austin, who will be at the Hawthorne Hostel tomorrow night for their annual Bike In Movie event, the documentary “True Fans.” At 11:15 we'll hear the latest installment of Economic Update with host Richard Wolff speaking with Profes... Read more

Guest Drew Cameron talks about his work with the Combat Paper Project. He is currently artist in residence at the Museum of Contemporary Craft in Portland.  Drew Cameron is co-founder of Combat Paper Project, a national program that works directly with communities affec... Read more