Radiozine

Host Michelle Schroeder Fletcher speaks with Norman Cornett, an educator who developed a new way of teaching, which he calls, “dialogic,” that uniquely engages students’ creativity. It's the subject of a documentary called "Professor Norman Cornett: Since when do we divorce... Read more

We speak with a representative of Cultivate Oregon about their campaign to stop the DARK Act, (H.R. 1599).  The Dark Act, the so-called "Safe and Accurate Food Labeling Act," is currently moving to the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry. The Senate h... Read more

Host Gene Bradley speaks with Robert Leo Heilman the 20th anniversary edition of his award-winning literary nonfiction collection, Overstory: Zero, Real Life in Timber Country. The book is set in Myrtle Creek, Oregon where Heilman lives, and deals with small town life in So... Read more

We hear an excerpt from the Project Censored Show with hosts Peter Phillips & Mickey Huff. They speak with Mark Crispin Miller of NYU about some of the recent additions to his Forbidden Bookshelf series, which seeks out important out-of-print political works and republishes... Read more

From banning fracking to respecting the rights of mother earth, women employ all means at their disposal, including science education for the public, petitions, lobbying, blockading, marching, speaking, singing, and putting their lives on the line. Includes coverage of wom... Read more

Healthwatch is off today. Instead we'll hear an excerpt from the series Moccasin Tracks. Host Deb Reger and co-host Dee Bright Star speak with Sherri Mitchell, Indigenous/Native Rights attorney from the Penobscot Nation and Vermonters For A Clean Environment, about her indi... Read more

Host Eric Tegethoff speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and novelist Hector Tobar about his latest book, Deep Down Dark: The Untold Stories of 33 Men Buried in a Chilean Mine, and the Miracle That Set Them Free. Tobar is the son of Guatemalan immigrants. His long... Read more

Three interviews with scientists on the cutting edge of climate change. From the UK, Dr. Chris Boulton (above) hunts for signs of abrupt ecological shifts. From Norway, Prof. Hans Weihe (below left) explores the changing Arctic. But first, is air pollution is shading the wo... Read more

Host Doug McVay speaks with Marc Mauer, executive director of the Sentencing Project, and Jason Ziedenberg, director of research and policy for the Justice Policy Institute, about a new FBI report on the nation's prison population. The US imprisonment rate is 471 people per... Read more

We speak wtih writer Michael Helquist about his new biography Marie Equi: Radical Politics and Outlaw Passions, (Oregon State University Press), which explores the fiercely independent life of Marie Equi, who became one of the first practicing woman physicians in the Pacifi... Read more