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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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Rally Against Racist School Closures (raw audio)

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Labor Radio
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Sat, 01/26/2013

48 minute recording of  Jan. 26th rally, sponsored by Social Equality Educators, in front of Jefferson High School, protesting the proposed closure of Vernon, Woodlawn or Ockley Green school, all of which have a majority of Black and Brown students.

48:18 minutes (66.34 MB)
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Two astounding tales by Eleanor Arnason and Gene Wolfe

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Gremlin Time
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Mon, 01/21/2013

From the outer limits of the imagination,"The Warlord of Saturn's Moons", a Nebula Award nominated story, written by Eleanor Arnason.  This unique tale of rockets and ray guns, evokes the early styles of pulp science fiction, and will be read by Professor Ginger Kitty. A dashing, red haired heroine in a rocket sled,  pursued across the frozen surface of Titan by the deadly forces of an evil warlord, is just the beginning of this, our first story of the evening. Also, Fortunato reads the short story "Useful Phrases", by Gene Wolfe. A lonely, used book store owner discovers an strange little book that is filled with peculiar phrase written in an unfamiliar foreign language.

58:51 minutes (53.88 MB)
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C&B 10

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The Melting Pot
program date: 
Mon, 01/28/2013

 

This week on The Melting Pot we touch base with a Benefit that has been going on for a decade called "COVERS and BLANKETS 10" Well hear from the founder Christian Parkinson about its inception, evolution and what you can do now and throughout the year. Stay up to date with free downloads new releases and interviews at TheMeltingPot or KBOO.fm/themeltingpot and tune in every Tuesday 8-10pm for a fesh mix.

19:33 minutes (17.91 MB)
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Sudden Radio Project - January 2013

program date: 
Mon, 01/28/2013

Set sail on the dozenth year of the USSRP...

Featured selections (approximate start time):

Near The Captain's Table (1:45)

Oldtown Massacre (15:45)

The Perfect Vacation (26:40)

Falling In (38:10)

Kill The Writer (44:30)

55:15 minutes (18.97 MB)
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Sudden Radio Project - Best of 2012

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Mon, 12/24/2012

A 60-minute sample of the 11th year of our sensory sojourn...

Featured Selections (approximate start times)

Tweet...for Steve Jobs (with apologies to Ginsberg) (0:00)

Footspeed (7:20)

Going Through The Emotions (21:50)

The Only Way To Travel (33:45)

59:56 minutes (20.58 MB)
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Danny Glover Statement of Support for the Injured Colombian GM Workers of ASOTRECOL

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Labor Radio
program date: 
Mon, 01/28/2013

Danny Glover reads his statement of support for ASOTRECOL.

0:49 minutes (772.1 KB)
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Active Listening-live interview with MC Omar Offendum 1-24-13

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Active Listening
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Thu, 01/24/2013

Active Listening hosts an interview between the Seamstress of Sound and MC/Beatmaker Omar Offendum listen in for some sneak peaks of his new work and from his last album Syrianamericana. 

Click here for Offendum's webpage

featuring clips from work by Sami Matar, Ayah, the Narcycist, D.A.M., Amir SulaimanDJ Boo, Bei Ru, Dennis Brown and Freeway.

50:15 minutes (58.34 MB)
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John Farrell on Local Energy Self Reliance with Bill Resnick

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Mon, 01/28/2013

Bill Resnick talks with John Farrell of the Institute for Local Self Reliance about local control of energy, the value of democratic control and participatory society, and how the economics of energy has changed in recent years to make this more feasible as well, especially given the increasing costs of transporting energy long distances. They note that Boulder, CO in 2011 voted to form a municipal utility and Minneapolis, MN is currently considering the same possibility, and they consider a variety of programs for clean contracts or feed-in tariffs.

18:22 minutes (8.41 MB)
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Well-Read Red: What's Wrong with America?

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Mon, 01/28/2013

Tom Becker reads from Dave Lindorff's article "What's wrong with America?: The real enemy is growth."

7:07 minutes (3.26 MB)
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The Left and the Law: Mohamed Mohamud and the FBI's manufacturing of terrorism

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Mon, 01/28/2013

Psychologist and Mole Jan Haaken and attorney Mike Snedeker discuss the case of Mohamed Mohamud. They consider the legal meanings of entrapment and the history of government use of entrapment in child pornography cases in the 1980s. Despite the wide public recognition of the extraordinary manipulation and pressure placed on the defendant by the FBI, the government typically wins such cases. Arguably, of the 150 recent prosecutions for terrorism charges, only three were pre-existing terrorist cells; most of the cases involved "equipment malfunction" as seen in the Mohamud case. Mike suggests that this manufacturing of cases serves to maintain the budget of the FBI rather than to keep America safe.

15:25 minutes (7.06 MB)
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