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KBOO community radio has been bringing diverse communities together for forty years.  We offer over twenty hours per day of programs that are produced locally by volunteer community members.  This is critical for having local voices on the airwaves at a time when media ownership is consolidating and the remaining local entities turn to syndicated programs.  Furthermore we offer genuine diversity.  In a city that is over three-quarters white, we offer programming by and for Asian, African Americans, Latinos, Native Americans, and those from many other backgrounds.  We put youth (with a part-time youth coordinator assisting), veterans, and the disabled on the air.  And we bring these communities together on and off the air!

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Future Pot: Politics, Policy and Science, Part 1

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Thu, 11/01/2007

A KBOO Radio Special examining marijuana today, who can use it, who shouldn't, and what the government's doing about it. Part 1 features Mitch Earlywine, Associate Professor of Psychology at the State University of New York at Albany.

26:58 minutes (24.69 MB)
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Noam Chomsky talk with KBOO

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Wed, 10/31/2007

Noam Chomsky talks about his thoughts about US foreign policy in the Middle East and worldwide, with a focus on the current rhetoric from Washington toward Iran.

22:12 minutes (20.34 MB)
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Federal plan cancelled for NW wild salmon

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Evening News
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Wed, 10/31/2007

The newest federal salmon recovery plan has been abandoned.  Salmon advocates say the future is no brighter for the Pacific Northwest wild salmon and the people that rely on them.  Salmon advocates, fishermen, businesses, and communities are calling on Congress to step in and help.  Helen Honey reports with the Oregon News Service.

1:16 minutes (1.17 MB)
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SPECIAL Our Backyard: Natural burial

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Tue, 10/30/2007

A special expanded edition of KBOO's locally produced environmental series Our Backyard: "Green burial"

27:47 minutes (25.45 MB)
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1031 Our Backyard

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Tue, 10/30/2007

Another edition of the locally produced environmental series, Our Backyard, with KBOO's Edison Carder 

4:15 minutes (3.89 MB)
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Interview with Siren Nation Organizers

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Out Loud
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Mon, 10/29/2007

Interview with Tamara and Minta, organizers of Siren Nation.

19:57 minutes (18.27 MB)
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Portlanders at Seattle Peace Rally

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Evening News
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Sun, 10/28/2007

Eleven massive peace rallies were held this past Saturday in major cities across the country to call for an end to the war in Iraq.

This region’s rally was in Seattle, and hundreds, if not thousands of Portlanders were in attendance.

Patti from Sandy was one of those who attended the march.  She called Talk Radio on KBOO this morning and gave this report:

1:17 minutes (1.19 MB)
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Mexican Human Rights Threatened by War on Drugs Funding

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Evening News
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Sun, 10/28/2007

The Bush Administration is asking for one and a half billion dollars to fight the War on Drugs in Mexico. The money will be going towards police training, surveillance sharing, and weapons appropriations.

2:40 minutes (2.44 MB)
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Circumcision on the Decline

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Evening News
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Sun, 10/28/2007

Circumcision is on the decline globally and fewer and fewer parents are electing to have the procedure performed on their newborns in America.

The National Office of Circumcision Information Reasearch Center, or NO-CIRC for short, has set up a booth at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Convention in San Francisco this week.

2:16 minutes (2.08 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour for October 29, 2007

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Sun, 10/28/2007

Stephen Zunes who writes for Foreign Policy in Focus (www.fpif.org) talks with Bill Resnick about the impact of US foreign policy in the Middle East and what lies ahead. The Well-read Red presents revisits the class structure of capitalist society. The Movie Moles comment on "Reel Bad Arabs", a documentary about the demeaning depiction of Arabs in movies. Larry Bowlden reviews "Making it Up" by Penelope Lively. And there are two light, satirical pieces about recent political actions.
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55:02 minutes (22.25 MB)
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