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To everyone in our Beloved Community,   In light of the inauguration, the slew of executive orders, and the rise of misinformation in the United States, we here at KBOO are committed to continuing our legacy as an alternative to mainstream media. We have a duty to serv... Read more

Maleah Paisley and Allister Brister-Smith, medical lab workers for Labcorp, a for-profit, multi-national corporation, discuss their struggle for a first union contract.  Labcorp recently took over the labs at non-profit Legacy and Providence facilities, driving down work... Read more

Adam Carpinelli interviews Talilo Marfil and Mic Crenshaw.  The two interviewees will discuss a recently co-produced song with incarcerated youth titled "No Ceilings" that was released in summer 2025 and made possible through a youth music program called Keys, Beats, Bar... Read more

  Joining Comics Take for the monthly breakdown with be PNW Comdians Ty Boice, Lewis Sequeira, and Andie Main.  Ty Boice (@Ty_Boice):  After working for over a decade as an award winning actor and director -   Ty has worked at some of the region’s biggest comedy clubs,... Read more

This month we’re celebrating William T. Vollmann, one of our greatest American writers. Bill’s prodigious catalog includes novels, story collections, a memoir, non-fiction books, including the multi-volume Rising Up and Rising Down and Carbon Ideologies, and numerous pie... Read more

Okay, here we are, the 100th broadcast of this show "A Matter Of Public Records" This show is broadcast twice a month, so it took a while to get to this number. Longer than I realized. I am happy to be a small part of what makes KBOO a fantastic radio station, and thankf... Read more

"Hope dies last" is a concept popularized by Jessie de la Cruz, a farmworker activist with the United Farm Workers. It refers to the enduring human spirit and capacity for resilience, envisioning creative solutions and persisting even when facing dire circumstances like ... Read more