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This week on Century of Lies: Social Responses for Women Who Use Drugs. The European Union Drugs Agency in collaboration with the Cooperation Programme between Latin America, the Caribbean and the European Union on drug policies recently held a webinar entitled Health and s... Read more

Please join us for Transpositive on KBOO Community Radio on Tuesday, December 3rd as we talk with Jeff and India, organizers of the Happy Holigays music festival, a fundraiser for the Rainbow Railroad.  Happy Holidays is a queer holiday music festival celebrating the local ... Read more

On Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2024, at 11.30 a.m. Joseph Gallivan interviews painter Char Breshgold about her show which is on now through December 15. Bresghgold discusses merging the themes of loss from AIDS and cancer with her paintings based on photos from her family albums. She... Read more

Nate and James interview Ben Oelgart, General Manager of Guardian Games, and their Board Game Buyer, Sam De Roest. Read more

If you thought that Donald Trump's cabinet couldn't possibly get any worse -- well, of course it could. What were you thinking? Join Traci and Abe as they document the atrocities. Plus -- journalists are leaving the platform formerly known as Twitter en masse. Read more

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Host Karen James speaks with Mark Leymon, Ph.D., professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice-Urban & Public Affairs at Portland State University. A quantitative research methodologist and justice policy researcher, Dr. Leymon discusses his research on the effects of sente... Read more

On this episode of Locus Focus we honor Oregon Environment Icon Bob Sallinger, who died on October 30. For over 30 years Bob has been a regional fixture advocating and fighting to protect our rivers, wildlife, forests and communities from environmental and social degradatio... Read more

  Why is it that so many schools fail at teaching their students critical thinking skills that could help them understand the world? Political scientist Agustina Paglayan argues that mass primary education from its origins was set up not to raise children’s prospects — but... Read more