Movie Moles Laurie Mercier and Frann Michel discuss the HBO
miniseries Chernobyl and some responses to it. While there has
been widespread praise for the aesthetics and emotional impact of the
drama, and many appreciate its allegorical message about climate
catastrophe, ...
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Laurie Mercier and Natasha co-host this episode of the Old Mole, and we hear
these segments:
Bill Resnick speaks to Data Engineer Michael Hanna, volunteer Campaign
Manager for the Municipal Broadband PDX Campaign about municipal broadband.
Laurie Mercier interviews Ku...
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Bill Resnick talks with Data Engineer Michael Hanna, volunteer Campaign
Manager for the Municipal Broadband PDX Campaign and activist with the
Municipal Broadband Coalition of America, about how municipal
broadband--which we can bring to Portland--is cheap, democratic, forc...
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Laurie talks to Kumar Rao, Senior Staff Attorney for Racial Justice at the
Center for Popular Democracy, about invest-divest campaigns in cities across
the country that give communities a voice in local funding decisions and
support investments in supportive services and di...
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Desiree Hellegers brings audio highlights from the June 4 rally in Pioneer
Courthouse Square in support of the Children's Trust climate justice lawsuit
Juliana v. United States. The landmark case being argued in front of the
Federal Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit...
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Bill Resnick interviews John Feffer, director of Foreign Policy In Focus at
the Institute for Policy Studies, about John Bolton’s dangerous aggression
toward Iran and obsession with regime change around the world, and how to
mobilize to prevent war. Feffer's latest article ...
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Dan Jaffee continues his discussion with Michael Mehaffy, Senior Researcher
at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and co-host of the blog
LiveablePortland.org about the housing crisis and alternatives to
capital-friendly policies that would better address housin...
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Laurie speaks with Alex Zielinski, News Editor of the Portland Mercury,
about Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty’s amendment to Mayor Ted Wheeler’s
proposed budget that would fund parks and recreation by ending the
controversial Gang Enforcement Team.
The City Council will vote...
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Laurie Mercier hosts this episode of the Mole, and we hear:
Bill Resnick interviews John Feffer, director of Foreign Policy In Focus at
the Institute for Policy Studies, about John Bolton’s dangerous aggression
toward Iran and obsession with regime change around the world.
...
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Laurie Mercier hosts this episode of the Mole celebrating May Day,
International Workers Day, and we hear:
Laurie speaks with Lane Windham, who worked for twenty years in the labor
movement and is now Associate Director of Georgetown University's Kalmanovitz
Initiativ...
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