Hosts Celeste Carey and Cecil Prescod speak with Irene Konev, Community Outreach Coordinator for the City of Portland Independent Police Review Division, about grassroots recruitment for the Citizen Review Committee or CRC.

ENERGY: Overdevelopment and the Delusion of Endless Growth, Part 2 - Energy Literacy with Tom Butler

During the month of February, Locus Focus presents a series of programs inspired by a new book from the Foundation for Deep Ecology and the Post-Carbon Institute: read more

 Medical researcher and New York Times bestselling author, Brenda Watson, shares simple, natural ways to reverse the cycle of poor heart health in her current PBS special and latest book, Heart of Perfect Health: The Startling Truths About Heart Disease and The Power You Hold to Stop It.

Host Jo Ann Hardesty speaks with pediatrician Dr. Yolanda Whyte about the latest scientific and health news regarding water fluoridation and the risks it would pose for Portland children. She will discuss the  recent federal warnings against the use of fluoridated water to mix infant formula; African American and Latino children and exposure to fluoride; at-risk populations, such as diabetics and those suffering from kidney disease and exposure to fluoride; and more.

CARLOS CHAVEZ presents the MacLaren Youth Journalism Class 2011 Highlights, Part 2 of 2.

Host Walt Curtis speaks with two prominent Portland poets, Kim Stafford and Matthew Dickman.

In tonight's episode, we hear the tail of Woofeo & Mewliet, an unlikely love story between a dog and a cat, and their quest to unite their different species. Plus, we'll answer questions and respond to comments that you, the listeners, have sent in. Also, another installment of Memoirs of the Psych Ward. And in a rare guest appearance, we'll be chatting with the enigmatic Contessa de la Luna in the studio.