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Health and Health Care ForumHost Roberta Hall speaks with Linda Drach about developing healthy food environments for incarcerated women at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility in Oregon. Linda Drach is one of the project staff. She works for the Oregon Health Authority.  T... Read more

The guest is Portland ceramic artist and painter, Baba Wague, who was born in Bamako, Mali in West Africa.Baba Wague has made regular trips returning to Mali for extended stays over the many years he has lived in Portland. He is founder and director of the Ko-Falen Cultu... Read more

Host Don Merrill speaks with East Coast emcee, poet, musician and political activist Hasan Salaam.  Thanks to a strong mom and grandmother, this emcee has a lot more on his mind than beats.  Don Merrill talked with Hasan Salaam as he was touring through the Pacific N... Read more

Filmmaker and clinical psychologist Jan Haaken discusses her film Mindzone:Therapists Behind the Front Lines, which launches Rethinking Psychiatry's Annual Film Festival on February 21st. The film follows a combat stress control unit to Afghanistan where therapists carry... Read more

Host Jo Ann Hardesty speaks with pediatrician Dr. Yolanda Whyte about the latest scientific and health news regarding water fluoridation and the risks it would pose for Portland children. She will discuss the  recent federal warnings against the use of fluoridated water ... Read more

From the series Sea Change Radio host Alex Wise interviews Ceri Levy and Ralph Steadman. Confronted with the topic of extinct birds, filmmaker and author Ceri Levy took an unorthodox route to raising awareness. He enlisted the irreverent and intoxicating painter, Ralph ... Read more

Host Don Merrill interviews Irma McClaurin, antrhopologist, poet, writer and educator and member of the black intelligensia. But she grew up in the projects of Chicago. This scientist, poet, philanthropist, academic and feminist has a lot to say about how anthropology sh... Read more

KBOO's Jenka Soderberg speaks with former political prisoner Josh Harper, who spent three years in prison with 'terrorism' charges for giving a speech in which he explained how to send faxes of black paper to try to waste toner. Harper is one of the SHAC 7 --  6 animal rig... Read more

 Host Robin Ryan speaks with David Delk of Move to Amend, Paul Cienfuegos of Community Rights PDX, and Andrea Tosi (Ahn-DRAY-ah TOH-see) of Repeace about the third anniversary of the Citizen’s United ruling, which gave corporations and unions the green light to spend un... Read more

After the Watts riot of 1965 struck Los Angeles and the rest of the country, the Watts Writer's Workshop was created out of its smoldering ashes. It was here that writers such as Quincy Trouppe, Herbert Simmons, Eric Priestly and the poetry group known as The Watts Proph... Read more