Tai spoke about Don't Shoot's free archiving workshop in partnership with
the Portland Archives, called Better than a Shoebox: Preserving Your Family
and Community History.
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On the program today an artist who is a well-known in Europe, someone who
has spent years studying and writing about the ancient and historical roots
of shamanism, magic, and myth. He makes sense of this rich history in a
comprehensive book Tree of Visions: Visionary Tr...
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On today's episode, we welcome Cathy Zheutlin, filmmaker and
director/writer/producer of the documentary Living While Dying, from
Portland’s Peace Films.
Living While Dying was an official selection of the 2018 Portland Film
Festival and winner of the Resiliency in Agin...
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Dr. Robert Enright holds the Aristotelian Professorship in Forgiveness
Science within the Department of Educational Psychology, University of
Wisconsin- Madison. He is a licensed psychologist, and founder of the
International Forgiveness Institute, a non-profit organizati...
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Tiffany Koyama Lane and Matt Reed, rank-and-file leaders in the Portland
Association of Teachers, lay out their working conditions, bargaining demands
and teacher-parent-community strategies to win a transformative contract that
benefits whole families and neighborhoods.
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The event featured three short films: about Paul and Geneva Knauls; one
about DJ OG One; and one about Creative Homies, a downtown BIPOC artists’
collective.
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Legendary actor, Stuart Pankin, sits down with Poxy & Ragan to discuss his
career and revisit projects such as Dinosaurs, Arachnophobia, Fatal
Attraction, Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves, Not Necessarily the News, & San Pedro
Beach Bums.
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Eric Inman is the founder of a unique wilderness company called Evolve
Wild--which is designed to help individuals forge a connection with nature
and the unconscious as a path for becoming more authentic in their lives.
Eric spent years working as a river guide and in wil...
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Larry Bowlden reviews Pomegranate, by Helen Elaine Lee, a rich book on so
many levels. Written though the eyes of Ranita Atwater, a woman just released
from four years of imprisonment for opioid possession, the book leaps forward
to her assiduous efforts to regain parent...
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