Nydia Caballero, union electrician, and Geovanny Tolentino, union teacher, discuss what's behind Trump's mass deportation campaign, popular resistance and the role of labor unions in this fight.By KBOO Community Radio

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Please join me for another swingin' episode of Swing 'n' Country this Saturday 6/28 from 6-9 am. In this week's show, you'll hear legendary Country tracks, lively Western Swing numbers and a few forgotten gems. From sweaty saddles to dimly lit honky-tonks, the bottom of ...By KBOO Community Radio

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Two recent BFI Film Classics on Mikio Naruse's A Woman Ascends a Staircase and Wong Kar-Wei's In the Mood for Love. --------------------------------------------------------------- IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE I’ve often wondered why the British Film Institut...By KBOO Community Radio

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Nydia Caballero, union electrician, and Geovanny Tolentino, union teacher, discuss what's behind Trump's mass deportation campaign, popular resistance and the role of labor unions in this fight.By KBOO Community Radio

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The US at war in Iran; Trump's national security team is a mess; US-Japan defense talks in trouble; and more.By KBOO Community Radio

The US at war in Iran; Trump's national security team is a mess; US-Japan defense talks in trouble; and more.By KBOO Community Radio

On this edition of KBOO's Evening News:An Oregon congresswoman warns that wildfires are a national emergency, not just a problem for western statesPortland’s fire marshal sounds an alarm about the dangers of fireworksAnd the fight over reproductive rights is still o...By KBOO Community Radio

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Rupert Kinnard has been drawing comics for fifty years, while nurturing his side gigs as a designer, art director, and community activist. His characters The Brown Bomber and Diva Touché Flambé were the first queer African-American superheroes — long before DC and Ma...By KBOO Community Radio

Rupert Kinnard has been drawing comics for fifty years, while nurturing his side gigs as a designer, art director, and community activist. His characters The Brown Bomber and Diva Touché Flambé were the first queer African-American superheroes — long before DC and Ma...By KBOO Community Radio

Songs and tunes in this episode will take us on a ramble through the kitchen, out fishing, onto the railroad, into the union, and more. It’s traditional music of North America, roots, branches, and beyond, with host Jonathan Lay.Artists in this episode include: The New L...By KBOO Community Radio

On this edition of KBOO's Evening News:The man mistakenly deported to El Salvador by the Trump Administration appeared in a Tennessee courtroom todayOregon has now seen its first measles case of 2025- in an unvaccinated personAnd in International news, NATO leaders ...By KBOO Community Radio

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On this edition of Century of Lies: Healthcare in Jails and Prisons.The United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice recently held its Thirty-Fourth session in Vienna, Austria. This week on Century of Lies we’ll hear portions of a side event held du...By KBOO Community Radio

On this edition of Century of Lies: Healthcare in Jails and Prisons.The United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice recently held its Thirty-Fourth session in Vienna, Austria. This week on Century of Lies we’ll hear portions of a side event held du...By KBOO Community Radio

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On this edition of KBOO's Evening News:Abortions in the U.S are up despite bansPresident Trump wants to rescind the Roadless RuleSome in Congress Question the legality of Trump’s Iran StrikesBy KBOO Community Radio

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On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at 11.30 a.m., Joseph Gallivan interviews landscape photographer Mike Vos (pronounced VOSS) about his show “FRAGILE, TENUOUS WORLDS,” which is on now at Laura Vincent Design and Gallery through the end of July 2025. Vos uses large format...By KBOO Community Radio

On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, at 11.30 a.m., Joseph Gallivan interviews landscape photographer Mike Vos (pronounced VOSS) about his show “FRAGILE, TENUOUS WORLDS,” which is on now at Laura Vincent Design and Gallery through the end of July 2025. Vos uses large format...By KBOO Community Radio

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Tune into KBOO at 10 pm on Monday where a panel of comics share perspectives on the news and life that may possibly be better left unmentioned. We will be on until midnight, if you want to call us with your takes. This month's panel includes: Dan Wiancko (@danwianckoco...By KBOO Community Radio

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On this edition of Prison Pipeline: From Prison to Palestine: $17.74. Host Emma Lugo is joined in conversation with Justin Mashouf and Hamzah Furqani to discuss the new documentary $17.74. In the documentary $17.74, young filmmaker Justin Mashouf follows the transforma...By KBOO Community Radio

Beaverton School Board member, Tammy Carpenter and Beaverton school teachers and union activists, Claire Reneau and Ellen, discuss the recent controversy over "Teaching Palestine", a workshop sponsored by the Beaverton Education Association, and the investigation launche...By KBOO Community Radio

Beaverton School Board member, Tammy Carpenter and Beaverton school teachers and union activists, Claire Reneau and Ellen, discuss the recent controversy over "Teaching Palestine", a workshop sponsored by the Beaverton Education Association, and the investigation launche...By KBOO Community Radio

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Fortunato returns with an excerpt from a history of Comedy about how Jerry Lewis tried to become the King of Primetime Television but only ended up killing one of the greatest TV shows of all.By KBOO Community Radio

The first evidence of Climate Chaos was felt mainly at the poles, as polar sea ice began to melt. Polar bears served as the first charismatic symbol of climate change but since media attention shifted from melting sea ice to wildfires, floods, heatwaves, and other impact...By KBOO Community Radio

The first evidence of Climate Chaos was felt mainly at the poles, as polar sea ice began to melt. Polar bears served as the first charismatic symbol of climate change but since media attention shifted from melting sea ice to wildfires, floods, heatwaves, and other impact...By KBOO Community Radio

This episode explores American warmaking, remembers Dan Handelman, and reviews recent nonfiction. Old Mole episodes are prerecorded the week before airing. Frann Michel hosts, and we hear these segments:Big Tech and Big War: On June 13th, the US Army swore in four si...By KBOO Community Radio

Patricia Kullberg reviews Rebecca Solnit's latest collection of essays, No Straight Road Takes You There: Essays for Uneven Terrain. You can find the book at the Multnomah County Library. You can find more of Solnit's most recent writing at her site, Meditations in...By KBOO Community Radio

Matt Witt reviews Truth Demands: A Memoir of Murder, Oil Wars, and the Rise of Climate Justice, by lawyer, climate activist, and writer Abby Reyes. Twenty years after Abby Reyes's partner, Terence Unity Freitas, was assassinated in Colombia while working with the ind...By KBOO Community Radio

On June 28, Portland activists will gather at the Clinton Street Theater to honor the life and work of the founding member of Portland Peace and Justice Works/Portland Copwatch, an indefatigable organizer on a host of interconnected issues – war/militarism, police acc...By KBOO Community Radio

Patricia Kullberg reviews Rebecca Solnit's latest collection of essays, No Straight Road Takes You There: Essays for Uneven Terrain. You can find the book at the Multnomah County Library. You can find more of Solnit's most recent writing at her site, Meditations in...By KBOO Community Radio

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