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Patriot Prayer and Proud Boys have been loudly active in the Portland area over the last week.   Last Saturday, Patriot Prayer announced a demonstration for law and order. They marched with patriotic chants and american flags.  They announced their intention of confronting... Read more

  Marvin is joined by fellow Vietnam veteran Randy Rowland with his story of GI's leading the sitdown protest known as The Presidio Mutiny. A personal account by a participant of the Presidio mutiny, a sitdown protest of soldiers in military prison against the killing of a... Read more

Join Host Dale Holiday as she converses with Carlos Lopez.  Carlos is a City of Corvallis Employee and President of AFSCME Local 2975.  AFSCME stands for American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees – the nation’s largest and fastest growing public services ... Read more

On this segment of One Land Many Voices, host Layla Kanaan interviews Miko Peled, an Israeli author of two books, peace activist, supporter of Palestinian human rights, and a karate instructor. The interview explores a variety of topics, such as his changed views on the Pal... Read more

On this special hour-long edition of Between the Covers, we welcome Stephen O’Donnell and Gigi Little, creators and editors of the new book The Untold Gaze, which features selected paintings by Stephen, with short fiction and poetry inspired by those paintings. The texts we... Read more

Join us for the premier of KBOO's newest local public affairs program. Community organizer Alyssa Pariah will speak with Teressa Raiford, of Don't Shoot Portland.   Read more

  Sometimes when you bring different artists together to collaborate on a project, it works, sometimes it doesn't. Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris were long admirers of each other's work but scheduling conflicts and the fact they were on different labels de... Read more

Before a plethora of proposals for coal and oil terminals starting popping up in the Pacific Northwest a few years ago, there was Liquid Natural Gas, or LNG. Intense public opposition to coal and oil terminals and trains prevented virtually all of them from being built. But... Read more

  Weve been told that were at a crossroads in the fight against climate change, and that we need to act fast to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees. But even before the dire warning issued by scientists, organizers across the world have been fighting climate change and thi... Read more

  Tune in to this episode of Voices for the Animals with host Courtney Scott and hear from graphically bold and famous artist Sue Coe. Sue was born in Staffordshire, England next door to a slaughterhouse. Did that proximity to death and horror inform the focus of her art? ... Read more

explores the music of Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu (1930-1996).  Largely self-taught as a composer, Takemitsu was prolific, writing hundreds of works -chamber music, choral, orchestral, electroacoustic- and over ninety film scores.  Early on, he was influenced by the Eu... Read more

Alicia Jo Rabins is a poet, musician and teacher of Torah. She received the American Poetry Review/Honickman First Book Prize for Divinity School in 2015; her new book, Fruit Geode, was published in 2018 by Augury Books. Rabins created and performed Girls in Trouble, an ind... Read more

Join us for the 75th birthday celebration of Joni Mitchell with a special program of her music. KBOO's Ken Jones and founder of the Piano and Guitar DataBase on Joni's web site -Sue Tierney,  will also join in to add some sweet comments. Read more