KBOO Audio Archives

Building International Solidarity with the Arab Uprisings (Plenary)

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Protest and action

program:

Fight the Empire

program date:

Sat, 04/27/2013

A panel at the evening plenary session of the "Palestine, Imperialism, and the New Middle East", a conference sponsored by Students United for Palestinian Human Rights at Portland State University on April 27, 2013. Speakers are Todd Chretien, Palestine activist and journalist with the International Socialist Review; Suzan Boulad, a Syrian-American involved in support to the revolutionary civilian councils in Aleppo and Idlib; Sarah Farahat, an interdisciplinary Egyptian-American artist whose works have been exhibited worldwide; and Kelly L, an activist with SUPER and the Portland Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement.

28:00 minutes (38.44 MB)

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Next Steps for the Arab Uprisings

Categories:

Protest and action

program:

Fight the Empire

program date:

Sat, 04/27/2013

Todd Cretien, a long time Palestine solidarity activist from the Bay Area, writes for the International Socialist Review and SocialistWorker.org. This talk was given at the Portland State University conference "Palestine, Imperialism and the New Middle East", sponsored by Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights on April 27, 2013.

40:35 minutes (55.74 MB)

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Youth Silent Film Festival and QDoc

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The Film Show

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Thu, 04/25/2013

Spring brings offbeat film festivals to Oregon, and what could be more unconventional than the Youth Silent Film Festival? Festival creator Jon Palanuk talks with Jenn Chavez about inspiring teenage filmmakers to reinvent a classic art form. Then, S.W. Conser is joined by grown-up film director Eric Slade, whose new documentary Big Joy, a profile of trailblazing poet, playwright, and experimental filmmaker James Broughton premieres at this year's QDoc Festival.

33:37 minutes (13.47 MB)

March excerpt

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Sub-Human Intellect Theater

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Mon, 03/11/2013

This is the bulk of the new material from March's episode... basically everything except for The Wizard of Odds (which can be heard here). Includes the intro, letters and this month's installment of Memoirs From the Psych Ward.

Cast: Caitlin, Jason, Kristin, Kirsten, Noah, Aaron & Lester

Writer: Liden-Madrano

17:20 minutes (39.66 MB)

Lester, the Sequester Jester

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Sub-Human Intellect Theater

program date:

Mon, 03/11/2013

A listener writes in to the show, requesting some clarification on the Sequester, so we turn it over to our very own Sequester Jester, Lester!

Cast: Kirsten & Noah

Writer: Noah Madrano

Director: Noah Madrano

2:08 minutes (4.88 MB)

America's Shifting Imperial Strategy (at Palestine/Middle East conference)

Categories:

Economic imperialism

program:

Fight the Empire

program date:

Sat, 04/27/2013

Ashley Smith, author of "Obama's Pivot to Asia" in the current International Socialist Review, addresses the April 27, 2013 conference at Portland State University on "Palestine, Imperialism and the New Middle East" sponsored by Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights (SUPER)

49:51 minutes (68.47 MB)

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Palestine, Imperialism and the New Middle East (Opening Plenary)

Categories:

Economic imperialism

program:

One Land Many Voices

program date:

Sat, 04/27/2013

Heidi and Sarah Levy of Students United for Palestinian Rights kick off this two day conference at Portland State University (April 27, 2013) followed by a resistance poem by Remi Kanazi, a NY Palestinian activist.

25:03 minutes (34.41 MB)

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Zoo on the BOO an interviewooo with the Seamstress of Sound

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Active Listening

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Thu, 04/11/2013

Osmosis Muldrew Zoo album dropped and he's in the studio with the Seamstress discussing the album and being backed by his crew.* Yes there were probably 10 dudes in the studio that night. Enjoy some up and coming local talent!

*not all lyrics reflect the values of the DJ