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  The Central City Task Force--packed with corporate interests and aligned with the Portland Metro Chamber (PMC, aka the Portland Business Association, PBA)--has continued arguing that taxes on the wealthy and corporations are bad, and continued attacking voter-approved... Read more

We will be joined this Monday by representatives from the Portland Gray Panthers. Among the topics we will explore is the lack of adequate low-income and affordable housing in Oregon, as well as current and upcoming projects of the organization.  Portland Gray Panthers ... Read more

Pour a warm mug and tune in for Folk Espresso with host Jonathan Lay. Artists in this episode: Mark Graham & Orville Johnson; Mary Garvey; Shanghaied On The Willamette; Sweet Honey In the Rock; The Bothy Band; Alex Sturbaum; Ian Robb & Hang The Piper; Franz Sanger and Sus... Read more

In this final episode of the year, The Parsing Sound Crew experiments with The Prototype a forward-looking sonic blueprint for what’s to come.    Read more

  Graham and Robert Parish celebrate the holiday season with their usual first-Saturday three-hour program. This month, they're featuring mostly country holiday tunes from their individual “Swing ’n’ Country” archives.  The father-son duo will also be sharing some pers... Read more

On a personal and political level, 2025 has sucked ass, with worsening health after 2.5 years of long covid, the abrupt break up of my band after eight years, and a truly dangerous and infuriating dread surrounding what is currently "America." But, for various reasons, I... Read more

Lisa Neville of Cortland University in New York, and Matthew of KBOO’s Gremlin Time join us to discuss a great yet ambiguous Cary Grant film, The Bishop's Wife, an improved repeat from last week, and in keeping with the holiday spirit.  Read more

Main topics for this episode: COP30 falls short of expectations; interpreting the Xi-Trump conversation; the phony war with Venezuela Read more

O.B. Hill, Emma Jackson and Patricia Welch share some favorite titles.  Reflecting their individual interests, suggestions range from classics,  like The Mis-Education of the Negro by Carter G Woodson, to the recently published, beautifully illustrated The History of We ... Read more