Special Programming: Public Affairs

KBOO's Jenka Soderberg speaks with Mickey Huff, the head of Project Censored, about their latest book Censored 2020. Censored 2020 scrutinizes the looking-glass logic of the corporate media—where imaginary threats outweigh real existential crises, privacy is a luxury, and ... Read more

  It's the Black Friday edition of The Attitude. We bring back 3 interviews about capitalism gone wild. Part One: Nathan Proctor heads the Right to Repair campaign with USPIRG. He joins us to talk about his recent piece at CNN, "Let Us Repair Our Stuff." We look at why we... Read more

  Tribes, both in the U.S. and Canada, are on the forefront of restoring healthy, sustainable bison herds. In October, several tribes joined the growing number of those signing onto what's known as the Buffalo Treaty. The agreement -- first drafted in 2014 -- aims to ultim... Read more

As part of KBOO's Special Programming for Genocide Cover up Day, we will be broadcasting various interviews and audio that highlight Native American and Indigenous issues. In this interview, KBOO's Tammy talks with Robert Franklin (Dine') of the Native American student and ... Read more

As part of KBOO's Special Programming for Genocide Cover up Day, we will be broadcasting various interviews and syndicated audio that highlight Native American and Indigenous issues. "After years of effort, the Pueblo of Acoma took possession of a sacred item from an overs... Read more

  Russell Means was a renowned activist for Indian Rights. An Oglala Lakota, he was born on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. He was a founding member of the American Indian Movement and its first national director. His autobiography is Where White Men Fea... Read more