Join us for a discussion with Michael Klare, professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College. Michael's articles are regularly published at TomDispatch.com. His latest book is The Race for What’s Left.

We'll be discussing Michael's latest article: The Hunger Wars in Our Future -- Heat, Drought, Rising Food Costs, and Global Unrest.

The extreme heat being experienced across large parts of the US is impacting crops, and will ultimately impact our food supply.  This is a scene happening around the world.  How can we respond to the threat of global food shortages, and food prices for staples sharply increasing?  

Tune into The Digital Divide, Friday, August 10th and listen to an interview with blogger Laura Moreland who writes about her experience building and living in a 108 sq. foot home without running water or electricity. Her blog https://tinyhouseontario.wordpress.com/ describes her daily life living in a very small space with few amenities.

Portland women conquer Tour de France

Members of the first women's cycling team to ride the entire 2,162  miles of the Tour de France join us tonight with  a tale of  inspiration and triumph. The team faced challenges to both body and spirit, including criticism from those who told them they wouldn't survive the ride. Call in: 503-231-8187

To learn more about guest Heidi Swift: pelotonmagazine.com/Swift/content/22/1714/Swift-The-Night-Before-Paris

Join us on La Ruleta for some Mexican Underground; a mix of lesser known, neglected, non commercial  music.

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Radio Lost and Found takes to the airwaves for another two hour meltdown of found sounds and lost concepts.

Who knows what I'll play? I don't even now, but have a giant pile of records and I'm bearing down the tracks, headed straight for your ear canals! It'll all be over before we know it.

Hope you can tune in for two hours of outre ambiences and maladjusted melodies.