Here are a few of my recent interviews on KBOO.FM in Portland OR http://kboo.fm/. KBOO is an Non-Commercial, Listener-Sponsored, Full-Strength Community Radio for Portland, Oregon, Cascadia & the World!
Please consider contributing to the radio station as a sign of your commitment to independent media.
My interview with Martin Hart-Landsberg, Professor of Economics and Director of the Political Economy Program at Lewis and Clark College took placed on October 11, 2010:http://kboo.fm/node/24293
A discussion on the future of Medicare took place on September 27, 2010: http://kboo.fm/node/23966
A national call to action to protect the social safety net was broadcast on September, 13, 2010:http://kboo.fm/node/23965
A discussion with representatives from the Oregon New Sanctuary Movement was aired on August, 23, 2010: http://kboo.fm/node/23398
An interview with Ray McGovern, who was a CIA analyst for 27 years and Coleen Rowley, an FBI whistleblower who was named one of Time Magazine's people of the year in 2002 about the Wikileaks releases took place on August 16, 2010: http://kboo.fm/node/23385
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Thursday, April 29, 2010
What is God?
For over sixteen years, I have cohosted a weekly talk radio interview programme on a KBOO.FM, a community radio station in Portland, OR. KBOO is one of the oldest community radio stations in the US, and continues to offer an alternative perspective to what is heard on commercial and public radio stations.
Recently, my cohost and I interviewed religious scholar and philosopher Jacob Needleman about his new book, "What Is God?" In the book Needleman traces his evolution from an atheistic Ivy-educated student of philosophy to a Zen Buddhist seeker, and finally to a believer with a newfound respect for the religious texts he once rejected. Jacob Needleman, author of "The American Soul" and "Money and the Meaning of Life," is Professor of Philosophy at San Francisco State University.
The interview can be heard here: http://kboo.fm/node/19207
Recently, my cohost and I interviewed religious scholar and philosopher Jacob Needleman about his new book, "What Is God?" In the book Needleman traces his evolution from an atheistic Ivy-educated student of philosophy to a Zen Buddhist seeker, and finally to a believer with a newfound respect for the religious texts he once rejected. Jacob Needleman, author of "The American Soul" and "Money and the Meaning of Life," is Professor of Philosophy at San Francisco State University.
The interview can be heard here: http://kboo.fm/node/19207
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