Hosts Celeste Carey and Cecil Prescod speak with professor and author DAVID IKARD about his latest book, Blinded by the Whites: Why Race Still Matters in the 21st Century.

Denise Morris hosts this episode of the Old Mole which includes

Portland is noted for its abundant urban natural areas and the wildlife that abounds in many spots not far from downtown. But the city is also becoming a center for nature murals that help residents become more aware of the wealth of nature areas around them.

Guest host Sutree talks with Penny Rosenwasser about her new book HOPE into PRACTICE, Jewish Women Choosing Justice Despite Our Fears.

Things might get a little out of hand in the classroom as Fortunato's kid brother, Unfortunato,  will be the substitute teacher for today's program. He will be welcoming to the studio Exotic Club and  Psychic Rites.
DK Holm and Miss Mona will also be on hand to review the new documentary "Betty Page Reveals All".

Thom talks with Dr. Nile Gardiner about his new book Margaret Thatcher on Leadership: Lessons for American Conservatives Today.

Here's what people experiencing homelessness need:

Tri-County Portland Metro Area

1) JOIN

• Adult socks
• Adult men’s and women’s underwear (all sizes)
• Gloves (JOIN is completely out)

Peter Pincetl with Doug Cooper and Felton Howard, Jr., Reentry Transition Center.  The RTC helps people successfully transition back to their communities after incarceration.  Over 150 individuals are released from prison into Multnomah County each year.  Former prisoners are often released with little to no assets, limited ties to the community, and lack awareness of services and programs available to help.  For every $1 invested in the re-entry program, the public safety system saves $14.10.  http://www.mercycorpsnw.org/what-we-do/transition-center/

Mumia Abu-Jamal and Cynthia McKinney speak on the legacy of Nelson Mandela. Davey D speaks with John Milford about the ongoing investigation into the death of Andy Lopez at the hands of the Santa Rosa police.

Adam Rudolph's Go: Organic Orchestra ranges in size from 18 to 54 instrumentalists. Large woodwind and percussion sections, augmented by brass and sometimes strings. Go: Organic Orchestra employs an original music notation and conducting system developed by Rudolph.   Free Jazz/World Music.  Go: Organic Orchestra.  Instruments from African, Latin-American, Middle-Eastern, and Asian musical traditions along side Western instruments fusing deep elements of free jazz and world music.   This week's host: Andy Hosch

Adam Rudolph bio

Sub-Human Intellect Theater presents the classic 1939 rendition of Charles Dickens' classic A Christmas Carol narrated by Orsen Wells! Be sure to tune in early to hear an exclusive interview with Santa Claus, plus a new holiday song and much more!