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Nov. 22, 2014: Ursula Le Guin, Margaret Atwood, Horse Feathers, Charles Mingus, Las Cafeteras
-0:00: Intro
-1:30: Slim Moon talks about his career transition from punk rock godfather to Unitarian minister.
-9:15: Horse Feathers break out with an energetic new record.
-20:45: Ursula Le Guin tears into the publishing industry at the National Book Awards
-24:45: Margaret Atwood reflects on writing women in fiction after second wave feminism.
-35:30: Las Cafeteras conducts a clinic at Portland State fusing politics with Son Jarocho sounds.
-40:05: David Ackerman gets on the bad side of Charles Mingus...then back on his good side again.
-47:40: The Oregon Jewish Museum exhibits Shirley Gittelsohn's paintings in a celebration of her life’s work.
-1:30: Slim Moon talks about his career transition from punk rock godfather to Unitarian minister.
-9:15: Horse Feathers break out with an energetic new record.
-20:45: Ursula Le Guin tears into the publishing industry at the National Book Awards
-24:45: Margaret Atwood reflects on writing women in fiction after second wave feminism.
-35:30: Las Cafeteras conducts a clinic at Portland State fusing politics with Son Jarocho sounds.
-40:05: David Ackerman gets on the bad side of Charles Mingus...then back on his good side again.
-47:40: The Oregon Jewish Museum exhibits Shirley Gittelsohn's paintings in a celebration of her life’s work.
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-0:00: Intro
-1:30: Slim Moon talks about his career transition from punk rock godfather to Unitarian minister.
-9:15: Horse Feathers break out with an energetic new record.
-20:45: Ursula Le Guin tears into the publishing industry at the National Book Awards
-24:45: Margaret Atwood reflects on writing women in fiction after second wave feminism.
-35:30: Las Cafeteras conducts a clinic at Portland State fusing politics with Son Jarocho sounds.
-40:05: David Ackerman gets on the bad side of Charles Mingus...then back on his good side again.
-47:40: The Oregon Jewish Museum exhibits Shirley Gittelsohn's paintings in a celebration of her life’s work.
-1:30: Slim Moon talks about his career transition from punk rock godfather to Unitarian minister.
-9:15: Horse Feathers break out with an energetic new record.
-20:45: Ursula Le Guin tears into the publishing industry at the National Book Awards
-24:45: Margaret Atwood reflects on writing women in fiction after second wave feminism.
-35:30: Las Cafeteras conducts a clinic at Portland State fusing politics with Son Jarocho sounds.
-40:05: David Ackerman gets on the bad side of Charles Mingus...then back on his good side again.
-47:40: The Oregon Jewish Museum exhibits Shirley Gittelsohn's paintings in a celebration of her life’s work.
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