The Youth Collective talks poisonous animals, the best trees, blue-ringed
octopi, St Teresa Marso, Steve Irwin, and, of course, Ric "Nature Boy" Flair.
This is all rounded out with some nature-themed music sets and nature sounds.
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A humourous rememberance by New Yorker writer and cartoonist James Thurber of
his growing up in Columbus, Ohio at the start of the 20th Century. One night,
young James can't fall asleep as he is fixated on recalling the name of a
certain town in New Jersey that has two w...
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This months, the Youth Collective is taking some steps outside and covering
their favorite things in nature. They've got segments ranging everything from
Nature noises to the deadliest plants and animals on the planet, deep dives
on Steve Irwin and beautiful trees, and p...
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Dan Nadel is an author and curator whose books include It’s Life As a I See
It: Black Cartoonists in Chicago, 1940-1980; The Collected Hairy Who
Publications; and the recently published Crumb: A Cartoonist’s Life,
which follows the career and personal life of undergro...
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James and Nate welcome Tim Nakayama, aka "Diablo," host of the KBOO program
The Sacred Circle "Temenos." Diablo is into miniature gaming and tournaments
and even runs his own benefit tournaments, one of which is coming up in May:
The Battle for Ukandu - Star Wars X-Wing ...
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This Friday, Once Upon a Time, is proud to have an Encore with Sulima
Malzin. Our loyal audience have asked for her to return to our show.
Returning guests can be a challenge. This time is
not the case.Since it’ll focus again on her literature work, we are
planning to...
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On today's episode, we welcome Laura Stanfill, author of the new book
Imagine A Door: A Writer’s Guide to Unlocking Your Story, Choosing A
Publishing Path, and Honoring the Creative Journey, from Portland’s Forest
Avenue Press. Laura’s debut novel Singing Lessons for the...
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James and Nate welcome Liz and Curtis from Montavilla's Board Bard Games.
They talk about their first year and a half of business, the challenges of
opening a new game store, and fostering a warm and welcoming community.
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Sulima Malzin identifies as an “aging rascal & occasional writer” who is
making up for lost time by writing with humor and poignancy about what is
important to her and what she hopes will be important to her nine
great-grandchildren … namely Love and Justice in all their...
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Spider Moccasin is a musician, poet, comics artist, and
animator whose multi-media event “Echoes of the Grunge Age”
screens at Portland’s Clinton Street Theater on Thursday April 17th.
Spider is an enrolled Wasco / Warm Springs tribal member who has brought
his poe...
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