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Roberta Hall hosts Health and Health Care Forum The goal of the Health Inequities Symposium held on April 21st - 22nd at Oregon State University and sponsored by the Student Health Service was to encourage discussions of ways to improve community health by reducing discrim... Read more

Host Gene Bradley speaks with Dr. Thor Hanson about his new book, The Triumph of Seeds. Thor Hanson, author of Feathers, takes us on a scientific adventure through the wild and beautiful world of seeds.  Dr. Thor Hanson is a Guggenheim Fellow, a Switzer Environmental Fellow... Read more

We speak with Portlander Lisa J. Shannon about her new book Mama Koko and the Hundred Gunman: An Ordinary Family's Extraordinary Tale of Love, Loss, and Survival in Congo. Lisa has founded and led multiple international campaigns, including Run for Congo Women and Sister So... Read more

What is food democracy and how might we achieve it? Join Food Sleuth Radio host and Registered Dietitian, Melinda Hemmelgarn, for her interview with Jahi Chappel, Ph.D., Director of Agroecology and Agriculture Policy at the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, in Min... Read more

On today’s program we’ll hear a panel discussion on how members of the Nez Perce tribe are protecting the environment. This panel was recorded at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference in Eugene by KBOO’s Paul Roland. Panelists from the Nez Perce Tribe discuss the... Read more

Lisa Loving speaks with Welsh journalist, author, documentary filmmaker, and radio presenter, Jon Ronson, whose works include the best-selling The Men Who Stare at Goats. He has been described as a gonzo journalist. They discuss his latest book So You’ve Been Publicly Shame... Read more

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Maria Armoudian of The Scholars' Circle looks at deception and lying. Some scholars say that deception is ubiquitous and normal in all human interactions, that lying is useful and possibly even biological. Others suggest that there is a cost to lying even for white lies. Wh... Read more

On March 4, three speakers — Charlie Miller, oceanographer; Ted Gleichman of the Sierra Club; and Dan Serres of Columbia Riverkeeper — presented a program on hazards posed by Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) pipelines traveling to Warrenton and Coos Bay, Oregon, and exporting it by... Read more

It’s the second most-traded commodity in the world after oil but how much do you think about your cup of coffee? From coffee farmers in Colombia to the trash produced by your single-cup coffee machine, Making Contact and Green Grid Radio team up to count the costs of your... Read more