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Playlist for March 1st Sounds Unsound... several people called in to say they enjoyed show...

February – Change

Jennifer – Barack Obama as the “Change Candidate”

Henry from the Pulse of Portland has a personal essay on the roles in his family.

Zoe – Vox Pop of Friends and family on how they plan to change the world.

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Kallisti interviews students and a teachers aid about her schools goal to be more sustainable.

Village Free School students present a radio drama.

Sayla reads a poem on Change

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Ellie and Thea – Commentary on the local All Ages Punk Scene, and how it’s changed them

Joel from the Pulse of Portland has a personal essay on the fragility of life.

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Breana interviews Victoria, founder of Advocacy for Incarcerated Youth.

Torren from Pulse of Portland performs a rap about his goals and dreams.

Henry reads the Youth Calendar

Tabris talks about the change in her life when her sister moved away.

Kelsey and Paisley talk to some of the “New Kids” in their school.

December  2007 –  How to Act like an Adult

-Renisance Arts Academy Pulse of Portland vox pop #1 by Valerie about how music effects your life

-Kallisti interviews Scott and Ali about what kids think about being an adult, and what an adult thinks the differences are.

-Fowler Middle School visits KBOO Radio, produced by Erin Yanke.

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-- Pulse of Portland vox pop #2 by Jordan “if you were to put your life story into a song, what would you call that song?”

-Margaret Interviews Jordan about his vox pop.

-Zoe interviews Kallisti and Jazzmine about what they think an adult is.

-Emily does a commentary about turning 18 and the pressure to be an adult.

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-Pulse of Portland vox pop #3 by Diego about Kurt Cobain’s death.

-Jennifer and BreAna give advice about how to have fun like a grownup.

-Jazzmine reads her “Letter to the Editor” from the Northwest Examiner defending her school MLC.

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-Lindsey reads her commentary about the kind of adult she wants to be.

-Annie, Margaret, and Jennifer discuss being in College, and being home for Vacation.

Reality Crisis-slash 'em all
Dystopia-  Control All Delete
FNU Ronnies- Normal Citizen
Needles- Filling Holes
Civic Progress- Disposable
Masshysteri- Istiden
Sleepwalkers RIP- Life or Death

the estranged - sacred decay
mainkin - face the wall
eddy current suppression ring - you let me be honest with you
stun guns - tv tan
regulations - destroy
the damned - machine gun etiquette

the epoxies- stop looking at me
dansetten- act crawl
the tyrades- stain on me
black flag- fix me
land action- croatoan
blatz- hustler
the crucifucks- Hinckley had a vision!!!!!!

The Kids -This is Rocknroll
Ruggedy Annes - Hollow Heros
Haymarket 8 - Refuse
Destruccion - No
Invasion - No Power No Slave
Fy Fan - Med Gud Pa Din Sida

Wild Weekend
2-28 Thursday
Ground Control  - Sleepwalkers RIP, Reptillian Civilian, the Chemicals 21 +
The Dunes - New Bloods, Vaginals, agent Ribbons  21+
2-29
Ash St - Pierced Arrows 21+
The Know - WALLS, squalora. Exit Collapse
3-2
Chaos Cafe - Defect Defect, Dias Felices, Hate Deviate, Atomic Butter Babes

Defect  Defect - I'm a terrorist
Walls - Me and You
Squalora - Villains Destroy
Sleepwalkers RIP - Young and Old

The Ride- Masturbazione Mentale
The Lewd- AmericanWino
Icons of Filth- Show us you care
Pioggia Nera- Morbo
Misfits- Die Die My Darling
Rudimentray Peni- Rotten to the core
Garotos Podres- Anarquia

rites of spring - spring
deathreat - you're under careful control
everything falls apart - black and white
kylma sota - takaisin

the busy signals- all the time
the peechees- pepper
Corrosion of  Conformity- What?
this moment in black history- 10/11
wire- mannequin

The Ramones  - Danny Says
Jay REatard - Not A Substitute
Raxola - Old Rat

Burning Kitchen - Missed the Train