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offers the first part of a three-part interview with Kristian Williams about how to keep police from supporting the far right. Part One As another endless and virulent fire season takes a breather, the U.S. Forest Service is still spending inordinate amounts of money suppressing remote wild land fires, which in many cases are better allowed to burn themselves out. According to Timothy   There were thousands of organizers, activists and local social justice leaders around the world who died in 2018. People who may not have made the headlines, but did crucial work in their local communities. As we do every December, we bring you some of the voices On October 27, 2018 the Uhuru Sasa Cultural Club held its annual Poetry Share at the Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem.  The theme is Wasted Words.  Tune in to hear performances by the men at OSP and interviews by host Karen James.      Uhuru Sasa, which means tonight on A Different Nature, we'll be listening back to archival audio of the early years of KBOO's late night programming, when of Late Night DJs coming together to play records for you, wax nostalgic, mix and match, and be your selectors as we ring in 2019! Happy 50th anniversary to KBOO! Thanks to all the communities who make up.. Read more ​ What is fascism? Michael Parenti, author and historian says, “Fascism historically has been used to secure the interests of large capitalist interests against the demands of popular democracy. Then and now, fascism has made irrational mas* appeals in order to secure. DIALOGUES WITH MADWOMEN FILM SHOWING; INTERVIEW WITH DIRECTOR ALLIE LIGHT.     Host Paul Roland talks with Allie Light about her 1994 Emmy-award winning flim, Dialogues with Madwomen, which features seven women, including the filmmaker, describing their experiences with madness and recovery. It is a raw and honest film about how On today's show, an interview with the founder of a political meet up group here in Portland, an overview of a few resources for LGBTQ+