Patricia Kullberg hosts this episode of the Old Mole, which includes the
following segments:
Copaganda: News media, public officials, and the police themselves keep
telling us that public safety requires ever more policing, despite all
evidence to the contrary. In Co...
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According to the 2025 Annual Report of the American Lung Association,
fifty-five years after the passage of the landmark Clean Air Act, nearly half
of US residents breathe unhealthy air. One significant contribution to this
problem is the inadequacy of the regulatory app...
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The Youth Collective talks poisonous animals, the best trees, blue-ringed
octopi, St Teresa Marso, Steve Irwin, and, of course, Ric "Nature Boy" Flair.
This is all rounded out with some nature-themed music sets and nature sounds.
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Coyote Crew PDX is a new community-powered program of The Portland Urban
Coyote Project. They like to say: It takes the whole community to keep
everyone safe and healthy—people, pets, and coyotes. On May
31, they present CoyotePalooza at Portland Saturday Market.
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The guest is Willie Levenson of the Human Access Project. HAP is a
volunteer-driven, grassroots advocacy group dedicated to helping people
“get into their river”.
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Patricia Kullberg hosts this episode of the Old Mole, which is a re-broadcast
of a show from Against the Grain.
Our world is replete with problems, calling out for repair and change.
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have solutions at the ready – tech fixes and
innovation...
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Jordan is our resident genius thinker about global sustainability, community
organizing, and how not to get lost in the current chaotic moment. You can
read more about his work here on his website.
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The Bird Alliance of Oregon is encouraging people to comment on the Northwest
Forest Plan, and also hosting Hawks and Hot Chocolate Feb 22 from 10 to 2pm
on the Topaz Farm on Sauvie Island.
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Frann Michel hosts this episode, with these segments:
Big Tech and Big War: Laurie Mercier speaks to Roberto J. González, a
professor of anthropology at San José State University, about how Silicon
Valley is transforming the Military-Industrial Complex. Some of Gonzalez’s...
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Laurie Mercier speaks to Roberto J. González, a professor of anthropology at
San José State University, about how Silicon Valley is transforming the
Military-Industrial Complex. Some of Gonzalez’s recent books include
American Counterinsurgency: Human Science and the ...
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