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Old Mole Variety Hour for March 30, 2009

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Old Mole Variety Hour
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Sun, 03/29/2009

 Hosted by Tom Becker, this show features a discussion of the politics of urban planning and its effect on the racial and ethnic geography of Portland.  We also hear a eulogy for the late labor song folklorist Archie Green; a critique of the press's treatment of the Rihanna - Chris Brown violence case; and a discussion with a  leading Marxist about openings for socialism in the current economic crisis.  To hear the whole show, click the arrow above.  For individual pieces, follow the links below:

1.  Leo Panitch and Bill Resnick discuss the economic crisis and the prospects for socialist solutions.

53:11 minutes (30.43 MB)
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Rhianna: Who Gets to be a Victim?

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Old Mole Variety Hour
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Sun, 03/29/2009

The issue of domestic and dating violence has received national  attention with the case of Rhianna and Chris Brown.  The Old Mole's Frann Michel takes a critical look at how the press has been handling the question of what it takes to be considered a victim.  Read her commentary, with many links  to her sources,  here.  

7:31 minutes (4.3 MB)
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Wednesday, April First, 2009

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Tue, 03/31/2009

Greetings Cascadia! My name is Steve, and this is the KBOO Community Calendar for Wednesday, April First, 2009.
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2:02 minutes (1.87 MB)
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domestic & dating violence

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for the Old Mole Variety Hour March 30, 2009

If there's one good thing about the publicity surrounding pop singer Chris Brown's arrest on felony assault charges for an incident that left pop singer Rihanna with visible injuries, it’s that it's raised awareness about violence in intimate relationships, and especially dating violence among young people.

Community Calendar Tuesday March 31 2009

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Mon, 03/30/2009
KBOO COMMUNITY CALENDAR TUESDAY March 31 2009 This is the community calendar for Tuesday March 31 2009. Portland Central America Solidarity Committee meets Wednesday April 1 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Liberty Hall, 311 N Ivy St in Portland. PCASC is a grassroots organization working for international solidarity and immigrant rights. This is a general meeting for anyone interested in Latin American Solidarity work, local immigrant rights work or fighting free trade agreements. The Sister Circle Support Group meets Wed Apr 1 from 6pm to 8pm. The Sister Circle is a support group for women of color in Higher Education which meets bi-weekly on Wednesdays in the Women's Resource Center at PSU. 2:42 minutes (2.48 MB)
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Movin' On playlist for 03/27/2009

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Movin' On
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03/27/2009

Laurie Sonnenfeld hosted. Recent music, including a Judy Collins tribute CD.

Theater and Healing: A Conversation with PassinArt Theater Company

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Voices from the Edge
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Wed, 03/25/2009

The play's the thing. Theater offers reflections of reality but can it serve as a specific tool in tackling problems? Jo Ann and Dave talk with members of PassinArt: A Theater Company about their production of "A Sunbeam" by award-winning playwright John Henry. This unique production of a play about a family torn apart by problems includes "talk back" sessions with cast members and professionals from the Avel Gordley Center for Healing.

57:45 minutes (46.27 MB)
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Community Calendar 3/28-29

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Fri, 03/27/2009
Community Calendar
Weekend of March 28-29, 2009
Produced by Natalie B.
 
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The Better Living Show

Home, Garden, and Sustainable Lifestyle Show

March 27-29
Portland Expo Center

2060 North Marine Drive

Free admission

www.betterlivingshow.org

 

International SWAN (Support Women Artists Now) Day

Performance Showcase & Art Exhibit

March 28-29

1-4 pm

Portland Expo Center

1:44 minutes (1.59 MB)
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Out Loud on 03/23/09

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Out Loud
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Mon, 03/23/2009 - 6:00pm - 7:00pm
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Local organizers making an impact on our queer community

On KBOO community radio station (90.7fm), every Tuesday from 6 to 7pm  is affectionately known as the Homo Hour, when you'll hear programs relating to the LGBTQ community. Tonight on Out Loud, tune in to hear from local organizers on how they are impacting our community.

Guests include Danielle from Portland Lesbain Network. We'll hear about how the group got started, what types of events are happening today, and plans for the future. We'll also hear from Courtney Eck, who will discuss work she's doing with new queer media in Portland. During the second half hour, Glenn Goodfellow, from the Q Center, will let us know what's been happening lately at Portland's queer community center.

Theater and healing: An conversation with the production company of "A Sunbeam"

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The play's the thing. Theater offers reflections of reality but can it serve as a specific tool in tackling problems? Jo Ann and Dave talk with members of PassinArt: A Theater Company about their production of "A Sunbeam" by award-winning playwright John Henry. This unique production of a play about a family torn apart by problems includes "talk back" sessions with cast members and professionals from the Avel Gordley Center for Healing.

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