KBOO Community Radio episodes:

• June 25, 2026Alex Cox

  Alex Cox is a legendary filmmaker, teacher, and author whose films include

  Repo Man, Walker, and Sid and Nancy, and whose books include Ten Thousand

  Ways to Die and X Films: True Confessions of a Radical Filmmaker.

  Originally from the west of England, Alex became famou...

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• June 25, 2026Waterfront Blues Festival Preview (re-broadcast)

  Portland’s Waterfront Blues Festival, our city’s premier music event,

  starts next Thursday, July 2nd. Founded back in 1988, the Festival fills

  Waterfront Park over the July 4th holiday weekend with three days of live

  music, ending with the city’s grandest fireworks displ...

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• June 24, 2026Treatment Initiation in the Emergency Department

  On this edition of Century: Treatment Initiation in the Emergency Department.

  Host Doug McVay is joined in conversation by Professor Kathryn Hawk, MD, MHS.

  Dr. Hawk is an attending physician in the Yale New Haven Hospital Emergency

  Department and an Associate Professor in...

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• June 24, 2026The Global Citizen - Prof. Mel Gurtov

  "Dissecting the US-Iran Deal"

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• June 23, 2026Blake Shell on the 2026 Oregon Biennial

  On Tuesday, June 23, at 11:30 a.m., Joseph Gallivan interviews Blake Shell

  about the Oregon Biennial. 

   

  Shell talks about the curator TK Smith’s vision for artists interrogating

  the idea of America on its 250th birthday, the meaning of sculptures

  including 50 chi...

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• June 23, 2026Justice for Frederico Lowe-Bey this week on Prison Pipeline

  On this edition of Prison Pipeline, airing Monday, June 22nd at 6:30 p.m. on

  KBOO Community Radio, we speak with wrongful conviction advocate and

  podcaster Sarah DeArmond about the case of Frederico Lowe-Bey, a Missouri man

  who has spent nearly four decades behind bars w...

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• June 23, 2026Workers Union of Disability Rights Oregon Ready to Strike

  Travis Leatham and Isaac Stokka, members of the Workers Union of Disability

  Rights Oregon, discuss their struggle for transparency, a voice at work, fair

  compensation and why they are ready to strike.

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• June 22, 2026The Human Access Project

  The Human Access Project (HAP) was founded in 2010 on the simple belief that

  Portlanders should be able to swim in their river. Since then the

  organization has worked on a variety of fronts to transform the Willamette

  River’s image from a polluted waterway best avoided, ...

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• June 20, 2026Quinquagenary XIV - 1976 Part 1

  Though alive at the time, I had no clue about The Grateful Dead in 1976. 

  Thus, I couldn't share in the undoubtedly gargantuan excitement among Dead

  Freaks at the time when it was learned that there would soon me more live

  Dead shows.

  And what shows they were - clear...

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• June 19, 2026Global Citizen International Digest with Prof. Mel Gurtov

  Main stories in this episode; the shaky Iran deal; Lebanon: a deal breaker?;

  Trump's ongoing threats to Canada

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