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Tony award winner Eve Ensler joins the Heather McCoy Show to talk her about her new book The Apology.  Written from the perspective of her abusive father who passed away in 1987 without ever apologising for the sexual, physical, psychological and financial abuse, he inflict... Read more

  Whitman at the Whitsell is the name of an animation and poetry celebration honoring the 200th birthday of American poet Walt Whitman.  Producer Marilyn Zornado has organized a gathering of Northwest-based artists, including Devon Damonte, Teresa Drilling, Deanna Morse, a... Read more

Positively Revolting is off for the week, so we bring you an episode of Sojourner Truth from KPFA. Today, we broadcast our hour-long special with women's rights activist Nina Lopez. Lopez, London-based and Argentina-born, is with Legal Action for Women and the English Colle... Read more

On today's show we feature a recent talk by Norman Finkelstein in Portland, in which he talked about the right of self-defense of people under occupation, the recent UN Human Rights report about the Israeli violations against the people of Gaza, and the Israeli military's i... Read more

Today's Radiozine features interviews by KBOO volunteer and podcast host, Dresden. First, it's the premiere of Dresden's new podcast Good Vibes Only, featuring an interview with Higher Thought: The Cannabis Game, a non-competitive card game designed to encourage wild and p... Read more

This week Film at 11 welcomes author and screenwriter Christal Mancari to discuss the new biopic about J. R. R. Tolkien, and the final season of Game of Thrones, along with the usual round up of recent openings.  Read more

Today's Radiozine features two episodes of Got Science? A radio show produced by the Union of Concerned Scientitst. First, and episode that asks how do we make aging infrastructure climate safe? Then in the second half of the hour, Can the world's natural and cultural wonde... Read more

Thirty years ago Bill McKibben offered one of the earliest warnings about climate change in his groundbreaking book The End of Nature, which was the first book to alert us to global warming. In his latest book FALTER: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out? McKibben wa... Read more

  On this episode of Voices for the Animals, host Courtney Scott interviews Almira Tanner, who will fill us in on the upcoming Animal Liberation Conference in Berkeley, CA, May 29 through June 4, 2019. Almira is a core organizer with the grassroots animal rights network Di... Read more

Theresa Marquez, host of the Rootstock Radio podcast, sits down in the KBOO studios with Amanda Oborne - Vice President of Food & Farms at EcoTrust - to discuss her years of working at EcoTrust, as well as her interest in helping mid-sized local food producers find their wa... Read more

Lots of new releases to share.... Today we will have Kathryn Claire Live in Studio. Kathryn Claire has spent years cultivating her own style and approach to music as a violinist, guitar player, singer, and songwriter. Strong fundamentals from her classical and traditional ... Read more

Flute of the Bloom: Pipers of Love This instrument - burnished in passion. The best players seldom depart from the heat. A sound that cures heart ache, a balm for the soul. A flutist the flight of melody,  harmony, and touch. Elevation to heights of bliss and wonderment...... Read more

Join us on Sunday June 2nd from 2-4pm at KBOO Community Radio 20 SE 8th Avenue for our 51st Birthday Party! It's a BIRTHDAY CAKE POTLUCK, so bring the cake you want to eat in this world, and come celebrate with music, fun, station tours, casual converstation, and Birthday ... Read more

Locally crafted ciders, brewed from Cascadian-grown apples. Gluten-free, sulfite-free.  Weekdays: 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. (With happy hour between 4 and 6 p.m.)  Saturday: 12 p.m. to 11p.m.  Sunday: 12 p.m. 9 p.m. (With happy hour 4 to 7 p.m.)  $1 off pints with proof of KBOO mem... Read more