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Listen to the interview here. From May 14th through the 17th Portland will host Open Engagement: Making Things, Making Things Better, Making Things Worse. This conference says it will challenge our traditional ideas of what art is and does. It will present artists, proj... Read more

[audio here] The Komen Foundation's recent decision to pull its funding from Planned Parenthood was not an aberration, and not unrelated to the recent conflict over the need for health insurance plans to cover contraception. Both, of course, constitute attacks on women'... Read more

Reel Music Films The Reel Music Festival is underway, and I’ll try to inform you of ones I have seen that I like. Two films worth your time, one at 7PM tonight (Sunday, Jan. 9) at the Whitsell Auditorium, and one on Thursday at 7 at the Mission Theater. There is a biogr... Read more

  The well-read red has been reading about gentrification, as well as seeing plenty of it.    Despite what we often hear in mainstream media, gentrification is not simply a cultural change in a neighborhood, and not simply a matter of individual choices.  Rather, it invo... Read more

 We are excited to announce our guest on this week's episode of "Indian Country", Fri. 6-11-10, will be the great flute player Charles Littleleaf !!! He is a world renown flutest and flute maker, from the Warm Springs Reservation here in Oregon. *  Native American Flutis... Read more

Ruth Aguilar                An Invitation                self prod Peter Appleyard            Sophisticated Ladies            Linus Ravi Coltrane                Spirit Fiction                Blue Note Manuel Galban            Blue Cha Cha                Concord Picante... Read more

The amazing thing about this job is that I keep noticing new things about this website EVERY SINGLE DAY. Just now, I noticed that there were two different links in the Control Panel to create Community Calendar events. So I beg your forgiveness in advance if you are used... Read more