Wednesday Talk Radio

  The recent Montavilla Neighborhood Association election had probably one of the highest turnouts and more controversial election nights in Portland history. Several months of contention over an MNA Resolution against homeless sweeps, rumored neighborhood connections to n... Read more

    Los Angeles, the second-largest U.S. city, recently voted to change Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day, one in a growing list of cities, counties, school districts and other jurisdictions to make that historic change. Jacqueline Keeler, Portland-based Native writ... Read more

Paul Roland is joined by Winona LaDuke and filmmaker Keri Pickett to discuss the new film First Daughter and the Black Snake, screening on Thursday, Sept 28th at 7:00 pm at the Hollywood Theatre. The “Prophecy of the 7th Fire” says a “black snake” will bring destruction to... Read more

    Guest Ken Ward has a 35-year history of environmental activism. This long experience, from organizational leadership to grassroots direct action, combined with a continual questioning of the status quo and search for effective policy and action, has kept his approach ... Read more

    A variety of videos and articles on Burning Man and cultural appropriation: https://www.facebook.com/jthundershield/videos/1524888430902267/ http://www.powwows.com/fake-powwow-burning-man-indian-country-raising-eyebrows/ https://www.facebook.com/antoine.e.jr/videos/16... Read more

    BARK (http://bark-out.org/) has been working to protect the forests, meadows and waters of Mt. Hood since 1993. In-studio guest Brenna Bell has been with them the entire time and has become something of an expert on forest and fire ecology as well as the complex legal... Read more