Phyllis Bennis talks with Bill Resnick about the Petraeus report and Iraq; Tom Becker reads a piece on Bush as jihadist; Frann Michel's Well-read Red revisits Jack London's "The Iron Heel"; Bill Resnick reads from the Guardian about Israel and Iran; and Jay Thiemeyer reviews "The Price of Fire: Resource Wars and Social Movements in Bolivia".

The U.S. Forest Service in Oregon held an Open House last night in Portland to present their plan for the future of Mount Hood.
KBOO’s Jenka Soderberg spoke with Alex Brown, the Executive Director of the environmental group Bark, about the Forest Service Open House:

ACTIVISTS FROM A GROUP KNOWN AS SENSELESS VIOLENCE LEADS TO SILENCE HOSTED THEIR FIFTH ANNUAL MARCH AND RALLY SATURDAY. THE EVENT WAS HELD IN HONOR OF ASIA BELL JAMES, WHO WAS MURDERED ON HER FRONT PORCH IN A DRIVE-BY SHOOTING IN 2002.

KBOO’S LINDA OLSON-OSTERLUND SPOKE WITH ASIA’S MOTHER, PERLIA BELL, FOUNDER OF THE GROUP AND ORGANIZER OF THE EVENT

This month's guests are Ed Wronski from Walt Disney World Food and Beverage.

Also Mel Rader from Upstream Public Health.