Norm and Abigail talk with Marie and Larry of the Portland Branch of the
Industr ial Workers of the World (IWW) about the Lawrence Textile strike,
the significance of the IWW in the strike and the long-term significance of
the strike for the IWW. They consider the irony of ...
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Bill Resnick has Terran Connally of the Portland Liberation Organizing
Council, which has grown out of the Occupy movement, to talk about events and
expectations for May Day 2012 in Portland. They consider the potential for
this May Day to be the single greatest concerted a...
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Tortured in Abu Dhabi
Held for 106 days, Portlander Yonas Fikre was beaten with plastic pipes,
deprived of sleep and held in stress positions. No lawyers allowed and no
charges filed. What did his torturers want? Information about The Islamic
Center of Portland and its ...
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Dan Halsted's search for accountability after encountering police brutality
four years ago ended when the Portland City Council awarded him a quarter of
a million dollars earlier this week.
Police wrongfully accused Halsted of Vandalism while he was walking hom...
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Host Theresa Mitchell discusses headlines including Ron Wyden, Fukushima,
Sudan and New York protests, followed by the "Occuflu" and whether or not it
is Tularemia. She also talks about the system of biological sensors in our
major cities for detecting pathogens.
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France Elections Interview,
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OREGON-Bridge Construction continues,
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Elgin Police Force,
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Logging Protest,
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ONS Summer Protests
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Sinkhole formed on H...
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Dr. Laila Amine on Arab immigration and race relations in France. Bread and
Roses' host Del Criscenzo asks Laila, her compatriot, about the history of
French Imperialism and Arab immigration to France. They discuss racism and
race relations in their country as well as Maghr...
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A recent arbitration ruling to reinstate Aaron Campbell's shooter to the
Portland Police force is continuing to outrage the community. Aaron Campbell,
an unarmed African-American man, was fatally shot by officer Ron Frashour in
2010. Campbell's family received a $1.2 millio...
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Walidah Imarisha on the history of Blacks in Oregon and race relations in the
United States. Samantha Taylor and Del Criscenzo ask Walidah about the
peculiar history of African Americans in Oregon and Portland and openly talk
about the "isms" that continue to impact our soc...
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Keith McHenry, co-founder of Food Not Bombs is our guest.
Lyn and Ani are excited for the opportunity to talk with Keith about the work
of Food Not Bombs and the efforts by the establishment to stop their
important service.
Keith has been arrested more than 100 times, servin...
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