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As 2016 ends, KBOO is getting ready. We're planning for a transformative year, a time when our collective power is amplified as an act of resistance. We're empowering more community members to make media than ever before. We're covering news and culture in a way commercial media neglects.



Everyone at KBOO thanks you for your support!



On the weekend of the inauguration, we're conducting a Thank-A-Thon. We'll be calling KBOO members (just the ones that told us it'd be ok to call) and thanking them for their support. If you're not sure what to do that weekend, join us at the KBOO studios to show gratitude to fellow believers in a more just, inclusive, and participatory media.



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Current digital program production practices at KBOO



Ever wonder how KBOO radio programs get broadcast and digitally archived? Check out this nifty diagram. Click to read the blog post and see a larger image.


McKenzie River Gathering Foundation presents: Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited



KBOO is a proud community partner for the McKenzie River Gathering's presentation of Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited. Groundbreaking in focus and depth, Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited presents stories of generosity among Americans of African descent. The exhibition draws evocative images and incisive narratives from the award-winning book Giving Back: A Tribute to Generations of African American Philanthropists, by Valaida Fullwood and photographer Charles W. Thomas Jr..



Portland Underground Grad School
A Moment of Possibility


Tuesdays, January 3rd, 10th, 17th + 31st || 6:00-7:30 pm || Wayfinding Academy (8010 N Charleston Ave.)



Trump's campaign and election revealed the core tensions in our dominant culture:  gender + race hatreds, class privilege, class war and corporate impunity. In this course, taught by Christine Dupres (Cowlitz/Cree) Ph.D., we will make connections between hate ideologies and the shifting landscape of the U.S. and politics in order to articulate, assemble, and act. Let's turn our confusion into clarity, and our collective pain into collective action.



Learn more and register here.



32nd Annual Live Remote Broadcast of the World Arts Foundation tribute to Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.


Join us for a tribute to Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on
Monday, January 16th. 


For more information on the event, please go to the World Arts Foundation website. We will be broadcasting this event from 10am to 6pm on 90.7 FM in Portland, 91.9 FM in Hood River, 104.3 FM in Corvallis, and online at KBOO.FM.
Labor Radio's Jamie Partridge interviews Romeo Sosa, director of Voz Workers' Rights Education Project, and Marco Mejia, leader of the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition, about local efforts to defend immigrant workers and communities from harassment, detention and deportation in the coming Trump era.

Judith Arcana interviews Ursula K. LeGuin for Poetry and Everything. This show focuses on her work as a poet, and includes a reading from the book she's working on right now.

Voices for the Animals Dab Steadman interviews with Amanda Otto and Tara Hathaway of NW Veg about reasons to change to a Vegan lifestyle in the New Year.
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