A few weeks ago, we had Dr. Neeraja Havaligi in the KBOO studios to talk
about crop diversity. Neeraja is currently teaching a class on that topic at
the Portland Underground Grad School (aka PUGS).
Crop diversity is an important subject, and one that might be critical to...
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Clayton Morgareidge hosts this edition of the Old Mole, and it includes these
segments:
Chicago teacher Sarah Chambers talks with Bill Resnick about arming
teachers and what schools really need.
A brief, but deep, history of the Second Amendment (the right to bear
...
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In anticipation of Women's History Month and International Women's Day,
Denise Morris and Frann Michel review two independent documentaries by women,
and about women who were active in the liberation struggles of the 1970s;
both will be playing in Portland the weekend o...
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This Way Out: The International LGBT Radio Magazine
Queer youth take aim at pro-gun lawmakers; a "Rainbow Minute" celebrates
Willie Nelsons "gay cowboy song with a twist"; Kenyans challenge their
countrys "unnatural" sex law, the British Parliament targets Northern
I...
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Our newest Prison Pipeline host Nicole Solomon Lindahl interviews her friend
and local activist, Melissa Salazar, and her brother Marcus, who calls in
from a prison in Texas where he is serving a 5-10 year sentence. They focus
on Melissa's experience supporting her brot...
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The Corvallis Multicultural Literacy Center is a bustling community center
that provides multiple services for immigrants, newcomers and citizens in the
hometown of Oregon State University. OSU also owns the big buttery-yellow
house that the Center calls home, and the...
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Join us as we talk with Kevin Hertzog, co-founder of Gays Against Guns.
From their website: "Gays Against Guns NY is an inclusive direct action group
of LGBTQ people and their allies committed to nonviolently breaking the gun
industry's chain of death—investors, ma...
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The history of the U.S. is one of settler colonialism. The state was
established on the basis of white male supremacy, slavery, land theft and
genocide. “From sea to shining sea” the Native nations were decimated and
dispossessed. The survivors herded into concentrati...
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This week, we discuss pain and pain treatment with Professor Beth Darnall,
PhD, a pain psychologist, clinical scientist, and clinical professor at
Stanford University.
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