Host Glen Andresen discusses the various techniques used to corral, train, and trellis raspberries, blackberries and other cane berries. Plus listeners' gardening questions. 

Host Melodie Silverwolf speaks with Mark Lakeman of the City Repair Project about urban renewal. 

A lecture by Richard Heinberg on Peak Oil

Richard Heinberg, a leading expert on energy issues, teaches at the
New College of California. He is the author of "The Party's Over:
Oil, War & the Fate of Industrial Societies" and "Power Down: Options
& Actions for a Post-Carbon World."
 

Award
winning journalist Jeremy Scahill on Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most
Powerful Mercenary Army, his latest book. He spoke at Powell’s Books in
Portland in June.

Host Marianne Barisonek interviews Mike Hudak, author of Western Turf Wars: The Politics of Public Lands Ranching. Hudak documents how public lands ranching is bad and why it happens this way, what the forces of
resistance are, and what happens when people with a conscience take action
against the political corruption rampant throughout the West.

Host Per Fagereng interviewsSara Robinson, strategic foresight analyst, and author of the recent
article “Decline and Fall of America’s Energy Empire.” 

Host Scott Forrester presents a critical perspective on the proposed expansion of the I-5 Columbia River Bridge.