Radiozine

Local author Lidia Yuknavitch and MHCC Literature and Composition department colleagues, Michele Hampton and Andy Gurevich, launch the MHCC Creative Writing Speaker Series.  The series brings "innovative, thought-provoking authors, poets, filmmakers and scholars to camp... Read more

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with Amy Lodholz, Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator at the Johnson Creek Watershed Council about their upcoming event Watershed Wide on March 1st. Watershed Wide is a large-scale volunteer day coordinated among JCWC, other nonprof... Read more

John Lewis is a congressman, writer, activist and one of "Big Six" in the civil rights movement.  He has just written, with two co-authors, a graphic novel called "March".  It is the first in a trilogy that looks back at his career in an effort to present the past to you... Read more

Host Kathleen Stephenson speaks with activist, professor and author Lynne Segal about her new book  Out of Time: The Pleasures and Perils of Ageing. In a society where old age is increasingly perceived as shameful, the baby-boomers are simultaneously scapegoated and depr... Read more

P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; } Kate Welch interviews Co-filmmakers Albert Maysles and Nelson Walker. They are making a film about the people who they meet on trains. Award winning legendary filmmaker Albert Maysles has made over 30 films. He talks about his early years fil... Read more

Host Per Fagereng interviews Nick Turse, author of "Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam"  about US war crimes during the war in Viet Nam. Nick Turse is an award-winning journalist, historian, essayist, the managing editor of TomDispatch.com, the co... Read more

Oregon State University Divestment Roberta Hall hosts a feature on the success of OSU Divest in obtaining Faculty Senate approval of a resolution asking the OSU Foundation to divest of fossil fuel stocks and the student government's role in continuing to develop the mom... Read more

Health and Health Care Forum  Host Roberta Hall speaks with Laurel Kincl, who directs the Outreach and Engagement core of OSU's Environmental Health Science Center. The conversation centers on the interdisciplinary research the Center conducts to determine the health im... Read more

Host Gene Bradley interviews historian Nathaniel Philbrick about his book "Why Read Moby-Dick?"  Moby-Dick is perhaps the greatest of the Great American Novels, yet its length and esoteric subject matter create an aura of difficulty that too often keeps readers at bay. ... Read more

From the series Scholars' Circle we feature a panel discussion looking at the physiology, sociology and politics of compassion.  Featured speakers include Iain Wilkinson, Sociology, University of Kent; Paul Gilbert, Clinical Psychology, University of Derby; James Doty, fo... Read more