‘Ear To The Streets Of Portland’ is a dynamic broadcast with a mix of music and conversations focusing on organizers and Black/African Portlanders around building community. 37:32 minutes (34.36 MB)
Jerry Greenfield is one-half of the famous Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream. He was in Portland as part of Ben and Jerry's "Free Ice Cream Day", an event the company holds once a year to thank customers. He talked with Don Merrill about company subsidaries operating in Israeli settlements, the how the company has developed its whimsy corporate identity and why he and co-founder Ben Cohen believe there aren't enough controls on how money gets into politics.
27:51 minutes (25.5 MB)
I had a wonderful and informative conversation with Kat Dunn about The Emotional Freedom Technique during which we conducted a sample EFT/Tapping session.
Kat Dunn is a gifted energy healer especially skilled at utilizing EFT, The Emotional Freedom Techniques, for the law of attraction and abundance. She's completed Pranic Healing training levels I, II and III as well as EFT Certification levels I, II and III and Reiki second degree.
Thomas Goetz is an author who was motivated to write about the search for a cure for TB. Inspired by his family, he received advanced degrees in public health and was drawn to the relationship between German microbiologist Robert Koch and England's premier mystery writer, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Mr. Goetz talks with Don Merrill about how the influence each man had on the other was crucial in defeating one of the greatest diseases of mankind.
14:48 minutes (13.55 MB)
Welcome to the second episode of Dine' a-la' ashla'ii Radio Podcast! We interviewed The Navajo Corn Party about the upcoming November election.
"The Corn Party is for the next Generation. We are going to change the direction of our Navajo Nation. We have the desire and the will to effect change."
Dine'-a-la' ashla'ii / Humans Beings with 5 Fingers is a podcast produced by Christopher Francisco.
Jerry Greenfield of Ben and Jerry ice cream came to Portland last week for ‘free ice cream day’.
But in addition to the line of people who wanted a free ice cream at Pioneer square, Jerry also faced some protesters, who challenged the company’s decision to maintain stores in Israeli settlements built on stolen Palestinian land.
KBOO’s Don Merrill asked Jerry about the issue while he was in town.
Jerry said, in response, "I think those people who are protesting Ben and Jerrys are doing exactly what they should be doing. I'm happy they're doing it, and it's gonna push Ben and Jerry's to find a good answer".
1:28 minutes (1.35 MB)
From the placid surface of a lake in the woods to Washington DC’s darkened doors, power flows through some fingers but not others. And money changes hands in a shake. The very notion that indigenous , Original Peoples can be cheated out of land is preposterous: you can’t really lose what’s yours from the start. But here we are. The president of the Quinault Indian Nation says the tribe has decided to reopen Lake Quinault to nontribal use under new regulations. The tribe closed the Olympic Peninsula lake last June, citing pollution problems, unsafe activities, invasive species issues and diminished fish runs. 13:59 minutes (12.8 MB)
