Radiozine

Dave DeAngelis speaks with Michael Klare about the problem with cheap oil, and why America's overreliance on petroleum is the source of all its energy problems. Michael Klare is the Five College Professor of Peace and World Security Studies, and is the author of "RISING... Read more

Jenka Soderberg hosts a two part program on the crisis in Gaza. First she'll moderate a debate on the role of Israel in the crisis. Then she'll have an update on what's happening there. Read more

On the Jan 15 Radiozine, Jenka Soderberg host a two part program on the crisis in Gaza. This is part two - an update on the situation in Gaza, from Rami Almeghari in Maghazi Refugee Camp outside Gaza City.  She also speaks with Pennie Quinton in Nablus, where a 'Safe Pla... Read more

On the Jan 15 Radiozine, KBOO hosts a two part program on the crisis in Gaza. First, a debate on the role of Israel in the crisis. Then, an update on what's happening there.  This is part one.  Bob Horenstein, the Communications Director of the Jewish Federation of Portl... Read more

Host Linda Olson Osterlund interviews Siddarth Kara, author of "Inside the Business of Modern Slavery." Sex slaves form the backbone for one of the world's most profitable illicit enterprises. Kara has investigated the mechanics of the global sex trafficking business acr... Read more

Host Linda Olson-Osterlund interviews Siddharth Kara author of the new book                Sex Trafficking: Inside the Business of Modern Slavery. His book chronicles his travels around the globe to investigate the business of sex slavery in the world today. He brings us... Read more

Host Per Fagereng speaks with Chris Hedges about his recent article "Lost in the Rubble," which, among other things, recounts his meeting with Nizar Rayan, who Israel killed in a targeted assassination last week. Author of several books, Hedges covered the Mideast for th... Read more

Host Michelle Shroeder Fletcher speaks with Steven Johnson, author of The Invention of Air, a book of world-changing ideas and a a story of genius and violence and friendship. It is the story of Joseph Priestley—scientist and theologian, protégé of Benjamin Franklin, fr... Read more

Host Bruce Silverman interviews Liza Gadsby, a Portland native who has spent the last 20 years in Nigeria saving a primate species called the Drill. She helped to establish a breeding program, a sanctuary in the forest, and a change in attitudes of the local people and g... Read more

Drills are endangered primates living in Nigeria and Cameroon in West Africa. Two Portlanders have spent the last twenty years there trying to save this species, and they've had some success. Liza Gadsby is interviewed by KBOO's Bruce Silverman. CD-1388 Read more