Host Sutree has a very interesting and enlightening conversation with Annam of The HeartGate Sanctuary just outside of Hood River Oregon.
From age 7, Annam was awake to divine Word. At 17, a revelatory spiritual experience increased this capacity and began her lifelong commitment to God-centered awareness.
Annam has been referred to as a midwife to the soul and a bridge to the God Mind within. She inspires us to true awareness and unity consciousness as she helps you to become your authentic divine self. Annam is a modern mystic for the student of life, Unity and the presence of the diving spirit.
62:06 minutes (56.92 MB)
Portland area lawyer and activist spoke on the USAPATRIOT Act.
A main theme was the interplay between individual rights and collective security. Mr Nelson showed slides of the 1st, 4th and 5th amendments to the US Constitution and gave several examples, including Portland’s Mohamed Mohamud case, of how government actions may vary. He argued that individual rights are both most vulnerable and most important in times of crises. Mr Nelson, a lawyer, summarized by saying that the courts may slowly be reigning in the constitutional abuses of the U.S.A.P.A.T.R.I.O.T Act and that citizens are ultimately responsible for maintaining their constitutional freedoms. 39:54 minutes (36.52 MB)
Join Floyd, Hazel and Lucky, three deranged well-meaning hand puppets as they take over KBOO's airwaves for a full hour, rifling through the contents of the station’s mystical comedy box to bring you a series of sketches performed by talented folks from the theater, comedy & radio circuits of Portland and beyond. 58:29 minutes (53.54 MB)
I want to apologize for mispronouncing Clatskanie today. FYI it is pronounced KLATS-Kan-i.
Thank you KBOO community for tuning in.
Best Regards,
Kristin Yount
5:24 minutes (4.94 MB)
I want to apologize for mispronouncing Clatskanie today. FYI it is pronounced KLATS-Kan-i.
Thank you KBOO community for tuning in.
Best Regards,
Kristin Yount
5:24 minutes (4.94 MB)
On this International Women Day 2014, Saturday March 8th, tune in to KBOO at 4PM to hear a message of hope and strenght from Cameroonian "Noise Maker" Chi Yvonne Leina.
"Chi Yvonne Leina is a Cameroonian journalist, community leader, and digital media change agent dedicated to shining a light on the unheard voices of ordinary women in Africa and transforming their fate."
4:04 minutes (3.73 MB)
Joe Clement hosts this episode and we hear about recent events in Venezuela, a 2009 documentary about pharmeceutical profits and female sexual dissatisfaction, a discussion of the meanings of work beyond waged labor, and an upcoming performance about young women negotiating sexuality amid right-wing discourse.
Jan Haaken talks with Madeline Burrows about her one-woman performance coming to Portland March 5 & 6. The product of two years of immersive research, MOM BABY GOD follows Jessica Beth Giffords, a peppy, Justin Bieber-obsessed 15-year-old and zealous anti-abortion video blogger, as she navigates the political terrain at the Students for Life of America Conference. Through Jessica’s eyes, MOM BABY GOD explores the ways girls navigate their sexuality amidst a sexually repressive—and sexist—attack on reproductive rights. 12:35 minutes (5.76 MB)
