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 Host Michelle Shroeder Fletcher interviews Irene Tinker, Professor Emeritus at the University of California Berkeley about her new book, "Crossing Centuries," a memoir that captures a pivotal moment in 1953, when East Africa was on the road to independence. A pioneer in... Read more

Kilong Ung, author of the memoir, "Golden Leaf, A Khmer Rouge Genocide Survivor," speaks about his life and his incredible journey from the Khmer Rouge killing fields to the Rotary Club of Portland and the fellowship of the Royal Rosarians, through minefields, rockets, b... Read more

 Reports by Students learning about Media from the Northwest Institute for Social Change. A report from Peak Oil Checkin on why OPEC might fear a drop in US Oil Production. And, finally, a commentary on Shelterlessness, by Portlander Michael O'Callihan, who has been volu... Read more

The topic is medical marijuana in Oregon. Read more

Host Marianne Barisonek talks to Sharon Genasci and Paul Koberstein, founder and editor of Cascadia Times, on air quality and their new film "What's in Our Air." CD-2067 Read more

Host Wendy Webb speaks with local filmmaker Jan Haaken, professor of psychology at PSU, about her new film, "Guilty Except For Insanity," which tells the stories of patients living in the Salem State Hospital. The film illustrates a broken American system in which some p... Read more

Natalie Butto hosts a look at the upcoming No.Fest, a free interdisciplinary arts festival in St. Johns. The festival aims to bringing professionals, youth and community together to one stage, with an eclectic mix of performer, for one day. Guests include producer Sean O... Read more

Host Natalie Butto is joined by Sean Ongley to preview the 3rd annual No. Fest interarts festival taking place in North Portland (St Johns) this weekend. Sean also shares insights about the festival origins, and what he has learned on the way. Guests include: multimedia ... Read more

Host Emily Young speaks with Sloane Crosley, author of the new essay collection HOW DID YOU GET THIS NUMBER.? Crosley is the author the 2008 best-selling debut collection I Was Told There’d Be Cake. While Crosley still lives and works in Manhattan—where the majority ... Read more

 Host Emily Young speaks with Sloane Crosley, author of the new essay collection HOW DID YOU GET THIS NUMBER.?  Crosley is the author the 2008 best-selling debut collection I Was Told There’d Be Cake. While Crosley still lives and works in Manhattan—where the majority of h... Read more