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Sorry all. I am too out of sorts to have sorted out this week's episode. Please enjoy this repeat episode that was originally broadcast in 2023. Read more

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Join me this month as Will Fidler returns to "That Vegan Show" for an extended interview about what led him to start a business, Fidler's Fungus Farm, and how it evolved over the years. Our journey will explore the healing powers of nature, how animals came to live on hi... Read more

This week Jeff Godsil joins us to discuss the film noir Cry Danger, as well as Ari Aster's new "state of the nation" tale  Eddington. In addition we have reviews of two recent Criterion releases, Anthony Mann's Winchester '73 and Jean Eustace's The Mother and the Whore.  Read more

In this episode: Nuclear weapon experts issue a declaration on prevention of nuclear war; Tuvalu becomes the first nation with a climate visa; the EU is accused of complicity in Israel's assault on Gaza; and other stories. Read more

  The annual Festival of Cinema, Animation and Technology first landed at Portland's Oregon Museum of Science and Industry back in 2023, and has since become a hub for artists, directors, and audiences.  Marisa Cohen and Peter Alexander are the co-directors of the festi... Read more

On today's episode, we welcome back Lidia Yuknavitch, author of the new memoir Reading the Waves from Riverhead Books. Lidia’s the nationally bestselling author of the novels Thrust, The Book of Joan, Dora: A Headcase, and The Small Backs of Children, which won the 2016 ... Read more

In this episode we’ll roam into the mountains and hills, down into gold mines, and off to a wedding or two. Join host Jonathan Lay for traditional music of North America, its roots, branches and beyond.   Artists in this episode include: Bruce Molsky; Fadin' by 9; Foghor... Read more

We interviewed a nesting pair with no shortage of poly experience.  They've had wild ups and downs, and history in the "companion" industry, which can they laugh about.  Come on in; the water's fine. Read more

Last week, Portland City Council voted 10-0 to approve an ordinance temporarily exempting new residential projects from system development charges from August 15, 2024 to September 30, 2028. Will this work to offset Trump’s cuts in federal housing funds?  In this episod... Read more