The “Show and Tell Gallery” series hosts Featured Readers at 7 PM, & an OPEN MIC Reading at 8 PM at at Three Friends Coffee House, 201 SE 12th Avenue, Portland
What a great learning opportunity, speaking with Cynthia King, Native herbalist and owner of The Herb Shed! Her specialty is aromatherapy...at one point she sprayed cedar mist in the air room. The calming and balancing effects left us very relaxed. I thinks that could be heard on-air. Thank you so much, Cynthia, for coming to KBOO and being part of the conversation!
Edzayawa Projection One Soundway Africa [contemporary]
The Funkees Dancing Time Soundway Africa [contemporary]
Lil' Ed & the Blues Imperials Jump Start Alligator Blues [urban]
Various artists Kin: Songs by mary Karr & Rodney Crowell Vanguard C&W
Future Sounds of Buenos Aires Self-titled Waxploitation Electronica
Laid Back Cosyland Brother Music Electronica
In a tribute (Patricia Lenzi) wrote about her uncle and shared with Indian Country Today Media Network, Lenzi said that Talley volunteered at KBOO. When asked why he refused to get paid, he replied, “People say, ‘Well, why do you do that for no money?’ And I say, ‘Because people need the communications. They need the service.’ And that’s my gift to the community.”
The Absolute Trio A Tropical thirst self prod
Lanny Aplanalp Warm Winds self prod
Noah Bernstein Six Hanley Records
Charles Compo Foolish Pleasure Chaos Music
On episode #3 of New Visions For Peace I had a wonderful conversation with Karen Keeney, Co-Founder of The Orion Network For Evolution. Through a multi-dimensional partnership, Orion Network for Evolution aligns with the free flow of universal wisdom to co-create infinite expansion. Orion Network for Evolution’s vision is one of releasing the illusion of separation and reclaiming the true essence of unity with all that is, through the vibration of universal love. Playing joyfully in the energetic realm illuminates our true connection to source, accelerating universal evolution.
Asking KBOO community to pray or send thoughts of healing to Inette Miller Imaikalani and Iokepa Imaikalani. They were in their car and struck by a drunk driver doing 80 MPH near Crescent City, CA yesterday (5/20/12). Inette is in the hospital with major injuries. PLEASE SEND PRAYERS!
Just back from a weekend in Port Orford, celebrating the 19th annual Salmon Bake/Ancestor Honoring Days. It really feels like we are strengthening our culture, our friendships and family relationships, and our ties to the land and our ancestors who live(d) there. The elders have their eyes on those of us who will be following in their footsteps the best we can.
In a tribute (Patricia Lenzi) wrote about her uncle and shared with Indian Country Today Media Network, Lenzi said that Talley volunteered at KBOO. When asked why he refused to get paid, he replied, “People say, ‘Well, why do you do that for no money?’ And I say, ‘Because people need the communications. They need the service.’ And that’s my gift to the community.”
