The horse in songs, tunes, and poetry. Traditional North American music, its
roots, branches, and beyond.
(Photo by Steve Lay, Terrebonne, Oregon. Used by permission.)
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Renee Roman Nose is a native of the Cheyenne and Arapaho People. She is an
Anthropologist, an international speaker, a poet, an actress, comedian and
more. Her book of poetry, Sweet Grass Talking was nominated Oregon's Book of
The Year in 2017. She's now working on a new bo...
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On today's show, we celebrate Father's Day, a bit early, by talking fathers
-- and daughters and sons and husbands and wives and our own multiple
identities -- with Beth Kephart, author of the new memoir
Wife/Daughter/Self, from Portland’s own Forest Avenue Press. In the bo...
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En este programa escucharás una conversación con Betto Arcos Periodista
radial, DJ, profesor y promotor musical basado en Los Ángeles. Desde 2008,
es un colaborador habitual de NPR y la BBC. Hablamos sobre su más reciente
libro Historias musicales del Barrio Cósmico / Music...
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We'll be exploring perspectives on
Nothing, Nada, Null, Zilch,
emptiness, absence, space,
gap, lack, erase,
holes, passage, khaos, blanks,
potential, growing,
and the self by posing
Our questions to the Void
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Foto: Cultura Colectiva. En este programa recordamos a Bruno Avendaño,
joven desaparecido un 10 de mayo de 2018 en Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, con un par
de paisajes sonoros de la radialista mixteca Griselda Sánchez. También
hablamos con Pedro Sosa, director de Immigrant Rights Pr...
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En honor al cumpleaños de Coretta Scott King recordamos a lacantante,
autora, activista, líder por los derechos civiles y esposa de Martin Luther
King.
También celebramos el Día de la Visibilidad Lésbica con el lanzamiento
de Un Beso en la Alameda, la nueva canción de Ren...
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En este episodio recordamos a Eduardo Galeano con fragmentos de Los Hijos de
los Dias y hablamos sobre el programa The Oregon Small Enterprise Fund
en conversación con Francisca Garfia, Directora de Comunicación de
Causa Oregon.
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It’s springtime, and we are surrounded by blossoms, the rivers and creeks
are flowing with rainwater and snowmelt, and the trees are leafing out to
catch the sunlight. This episode of Folk Espresso features songs and tunes of
forest, flowers, and flowing water.
Local and...
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Although now nearly a month late for Black history month, Book Mole Larry
Bowlden honors the social commentary and story-telling of Walter Mosley.
Mosley shows clearly how a novelist can be more honest and direct in exposing
racism providing scathing social commentary ...
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