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Andrew Geller speaks with journalist and author Fred Pearce, whose latest title is 'The New Wild: Why Invasive Species Will Be Nature's Salvation.' (Hear the full interview.) It is a provocative exploration of the “new ecology” and why most of what we think we know about a... Read more

Art Focus is off today. Instead we'll hear an episode of Bookwaves. Carey Perloff, Artistic Director of American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, discusses her memoir, Beautiful Chaos: A Life in the Theater, and talks about the role of non-profit theater in America to... Read more

Today on Water World host Kristin Yount will speak with Portland Health Environmental Health Specialist Rebecca Hilwig. Ms. Hilwig will speak about blue green algae and other issues regarding the Willamette river.  Read more

Making Contact takes us to Alaska's Tongass Forest, where the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act turned tribes into corporations and sparked a lengthy logging frenzy. In this radio adaptation of the documentary film, Walking in Two Worlds, we meet a Tlingit brother and sis... Read more

We hear an episode of The Scholar's Circle with host Maria Armoudian. First, how water has shaped our past and how new water challenges are shaping the future. We talk with Charles Fishman author of The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water. Later, on t... Read more

We speak Priti Shah and Ridhi D'Cruz, Core Managers with City Repair about the upcoming Village Building Convergence, placemaking, permaculture and equity, diversity and multiculturalism within the sustainability movement. The Convergence happens May 29th - June 7th. Go to... Read more

RT, a news service formerly called Russia Today, is barely ten years old, but it's making waves. Hillary Clinton said the United States is losing the information war. John Kerry called it a "propaganda bullhorn." Yet RT is one of the most popular TV news sites in the west. ... Read more

Paul Roland interviews David Gessner about his new book, ALL THE WILD THAT REMAINS: Edward Abbey, Wallace Stegner, and the American West.  David Gessner speaks tonight (Monday, May 18th) at 7:30 PM at Powell's Books on Hawthorne. As western rivers dry up and western land c... Read more

We speak with James Russell, author of SOCIAL INSECURITY: 401(k)s and the Retirement Crisis, published by Beacon Press.  He tells the story of a massive and international retirement robbery—a substantial transfer of wealth from everyday workers to Wall Street financiers via... Read more

We speak with Ted Swaggerty, Board President and Event Team leader with the Village Building Convergence, and Tiana-Lei Flora, Lead Liaison for Community Projects. They'll talk about what's happening with the Village Building Conference this year including new venues for ev... Read more