ADELIT@S will be playing LIVE in Studio on tonights show.

What does Disneyland have in common with Law Enforcement agencies? They both now use facial recognition software. Disney so they can get you to by a photo before you leave the Park and Police and The Dept of Homeland Security so they can spy on Public gatherings. From a network of license plate readers to tracking by cell phone GPS, we are rapidly becoming One Nation under Surveillance. Join host, Linda Olson-Osterlund for a Deeper Look Thursday morning a 9;30 am, Jay Stanley of the National ACLU talks about the alarming growth of government Surveillance and the battle to protect our privacy.

Host Kathleen Stephenson speaks with writer Julia Alvarez, author of numerous books including How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents.

ParaNorman's co-directors, Time Based Art, and a Lebanese documentarian in Oregon

ParaNorman co-directors Chris Butler and Sam Fell visit The Film Show this month to talk about the joys of stop-motion animation, classic horror movies, and the rare glimpse of sunshine in Oregon.  Also, Jenn Chavez talks with documentarian Zeina Daccache about bringing her projec

Osiyo nigada, (Hello Everyone)

Oregon native, Kalapua tribal member, Jan Michael LookingWolf will grace the KBOO studios, fresh from his trip to Ireland where he was welcomed by peacemakers in formerly war-torn Derry.

Jan has a wonderful new CD called "Wind Dreamer" and on it is Redwillow's favorite, "Fire and Water".

LookingWolf, Native American Music Award winner, will bring some friends and play some music and talk about his "One Heart" work and his work at Oregon State University.

Tune in on August 23, 2012 to hear our own, Jan Michael LookingWolf of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde, as he treats us to native flute playing, singing, and story-telling...you're gonna like it!

we at 'guess who's coming to radio??!!' are pleased to present to you the art and words of esperanza spalding...  we had the opportunity to speak with her for a few moments, in the midst of her preparation to perform at a benefit for thara memory, and the american music program on the 26th of august at the gerding theatre.  spalding is originally from portland, and she returns repetedly to make positive contributions to the communities which assisted her in allowing her dreams to move forward. 

this evening we'll also be presenting original pieces by ms. spalding, as well as her interpretations of various composers. 

we are taking another year to reflect on the works of our teacher (and ancestor) michael jackson.  even though we have come to terms with his transition it still has been hard for us during different points of the year.  however, we do our best to honour him as much as we can to the best of our abilities; and we continuously marvel at how much we learn something new every day when it comes to him.