Jenna Yokoyama

  Guest host Jenna Yokoyama talks to Sean Tenney of Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility about the unequal impacts of nuclear weapons. OR PSR will be holding an event on Tues, Aug 6 from 6-7p at the Japanese Americna Historical Plaza for Hiroshima and Nagasaki Memor... Read more

  Host Jenna Yokoyama spoke with two members of the team behind the They Called Us Enemy (Top Shelf, 2019), a graphic novel that tells the biographical story of George Takei's experience with Japanese American concentration camps. Featured are graphic artist Harmony Becker... Read more

  Host Jenna Yokoyama talks to Prof. Karina Moreno about the inhumane treatment of migrant children at detention centers. Prof Moreno is an associate professor at Hunter College's Department of Urban Studies at the City Universty of New York.She is a native of Monterrey, N... Read more

  Host Jenna talks to Give Us Shelter! A Walk to Salem for Housing Justice about their upcoming walk from Portland to Salem from May 27-29.  website: thegiveusshelter.com   Read more

On today's Radiozine, we feature two different orgs who are helping out people with how they addressing being in Portland, from living here to visiting here. First, Jenna talks to Sunny Bleckinger and Kristin Shorey about Portland's many Neighborhood Associations, their ma... Read more

KBOO's Jenna and Jake hang out, play their favorite API KBOO clips, API music, discuss embracing obtaining Asian auntie status with Jenny Chu, and do some freeform music/poetry with Joe Kye.  Read more

  For Asian/Pacific-Islander American Heritage Day on KBOO, we talk to Simeon Jacob of the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO) to discuss the organization's work around community building, addressing oppression, and growing as an organization.  KBOO is recog... Read more

Friday, May 3 is being recognized as Asian and Pacific-Islander American Day on KBOO so Positively Revolting will be featuring a conversation between two Japanese Americans of different generations. Chisao is a local artist, activist, and community advocate who fought for t... Read more

Radiozine welcomes comedian and author Mo Welch to talk about her book "How To Die Alone." Mo will be in conversation with the founder of Portland’s Curious Comedy Theater, Stacey Hallal, at Powell’s City of Books on Mon, April 29 at 7:30pm. About "How To Die Alone" For e... Read more

Host Jenna talks to 82 Ave of Roses Parade organizer Nancy Chapin. The annual parade takes place this Saturday, April 27. The parade starts at Eastport Plaza at 9:30am and proceeds north on 82nd to SE Yamhill Street. Read more