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I have many new opportunities while living near Portland, Oregon. I’m facilitating a group called Climate Change & Environmental Justice Task Force for the Southminster Presbyterian Church in Beaverton, Oregon. At the same time, I’ve been elected the Vice Chair of the Green Team at Willamette View, a retirement community of some 500 people. I have traveled internationally since the early 2000’s. I had a brief hiatus, but, now have started again. My latest foray was to Kansas & Florida, two p ...
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NYU JazzCast

NYU Jazz Studies

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The NYU JazzCast Series features in-depth interviews with legendary and innovative jazz artists in conversation with Dave Schroeder (ie: Dr. Dave), NYU Jazz Studies Director. The series shares the creative and human qualities of inspired artists with everyone, focusing on their musical process and career development. Featuring artists such as Jimmy Cobb, Kenny Burrell, Wayne Shorter, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, John Abercrombie, Joe Lovano, Jack DeJohnette, John Scofield, Herb Alpert, Tom Sco ...
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Welcome to Every Movie Marathon! The podcast where funny friends marathon watch every movie in a series and crack wise into microphones about what they just watched. Listen to your hosts Luke Bergkoetter (musician, Bookmobile!, Marathon, Take Care), Travis Wayne Hurt (comic personality, “The Travis Wayne Hurt Christmas Special”), and statistician Andrea Black (author, Can You Date Data?: My Love Life with Information, Brent Spiner, and Modern Metadata) slowly spiral into madness as they do a ...
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Brought to you by JOE and Virgin Bet, All To Play For sees Steve Sidwell, Wayne Bridge and a line-up of incredible guests taking a look at some of the biggest games and stories from the world of football.From crazy dressing room tales, to big match previews and analysis, we've got you covered. For hilarious stories and true insider insight, it’s the only football show about, that hits the back of the net every single time.To pick your Virgin Bet Builder head over to https://www.virginbet.com ...
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Basic Bitches Movie Club

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Naomi and Krystal are Basic Bitches, a two-piece riot grrrl band from upstate New York. Each episode they chat with other musicians, label people, record store owners, etc about a music-related movie that has influenced their life.
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Learn about the importance of writing a personal biography for yourself, your family, your city or business. Meet Julie Zander, Personal Historian and find out how you can record and publish your own memoir. Perhaps you might even consider utilizing her knowledge and skills to develop an outstanding record of you, your business or community. You ca…
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Chef Danny Corsun discovered how his unique ability to cook was able to be used to educate children in special education. The uniqueness of this method drew children from the general school population. He also discovered how it could be used in Senior Centers, the broader k-12 school system, with adults in non-profit organizations and even fund rai…
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This picture depicts the hazards that Ukrainian first responders face every time a Russian missle tears into a home, commercial buildiing or uitility. First responders are now being offerred safety glasses that will protect their eyes from schapnel thrown from these bombings. The BBH Eye Foundation is now developing a way to send 1,000’s of safety …
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Community Theatre is a marvelous way to spend time together. Residents meet other residents, parents watch kids, theatre discussion takes place. Listen to Eliazabeth Goebel and Ellen Spitaleni share there experiences in organizing the New Century Players in Oak Grove and Milwaukie, Oregon. You’ll find out how you can assist these two leaders build …
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This episode of Keeping Kurrent attempts to answer the question, “Does training a dog and the dog’s owner help create positive community attitudes?" Kelly Wheeler, owner of Dog3 Training outlines the strong benefits to training your dog to have high esteem and create positive dog to human interation in the community. If you’d like to learn more abo…
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“A Midsummer Nights Dream in Prison”, a movie produced by the "Open Hearts Open Minds” non-profit provides the opportunity for Josh Underhill and Carla Grant, both leaders involved in "Open Hearts Open Minds” to talk about how the prison arts programs are helping Oregon prison inmates gain self understanding, self esteem, and pride by their involve…
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Jimmy Huston, owner of Cosworth Publishing, has clearly demonstrated that children, even though they might be considered handicapped, have great potential and use their unique abilities to benefit society. His company produces books for children that have dyslexia, attention deficit disorder, OCD. In addition, he helps children read, learn math, cu…
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Henri Cross talks about his experience as an African American who was born in Georgia, moved to New York, other areas and ended up in Portland Oregon. He describes how he lived with Chinese and African family members. He experienced significant racial discrimination and yet believes in “One Humanity’. He is a Bahai and promotes that belief in that …
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How do public services in cities and unincorporated urban areas get established. An example of how this happened in Clackamas County Oregon helps us understand the motivation and public views that create service districts like the Oak Lodge Water Services District in Clackamas County. You’ll meet Thelma Haggenmiller, 92 year old resident of Oak Gro…
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You will meet Jack Blanks, the Executive Director of the BBH Eye Foundation. This relatively new foundation provides eye care including surgery in Nepal, Bangladesh and Mayanmar. Learn about 63% increase in blindness, cataracts, and general need for glasses and medications between 2024 and 2050. What countries are having the greatest problem in sol…
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On this episode of Keeping Kurrent you’ll learn more about Gena Renaud as she describes how she learned Japanese art history and techniques. She tells us how she expanded on her skills back in the United States and how an accident caused her to change her artistic focus. You’ll learn more about the many different wagashi sweets and how Gena is mark…
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On this episode of Keeping Kurrent, you’ll meet Gena Renaud, an artist and designer. She has an outstanding life experience that began in a rural village in South Korea, moved to Japan and to the United States. She lived in Japan for an extended period to learn the many aspects of Japanese art. Eventually, and she moved to the United States, gained…
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China and the United States are in constant conflict on a variety of levels. We need to know how the Chinese Communist Party attempts to change and influence many countries including the United States. This story helps shed light on how Chinese authorities have effected changes in Tibetan culture. In this interview you’ll meet Arjia Rinpoche, one o…
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If you would like to encourage your high school son or daughter or, perhaps, your niece or nephew to travel internationally, then you should listen to these Rotarians talk about the Rotary Club International Youth Exchange. You will help young people become more mature and learn about other cultures with the help of dedicated Rotarians.…
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Meet Dr. Sheldon Hurst, professor of Art History, Spiritual Director engaging in Interfaith Studies. You'll want to learn how he has engaged Buddhists, Muslims, Christians, Taoists in a dialogue about faith, spiritual practice, and moral values using modern art as the medium of discussion. You'll want to know how to use this approach.…
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You'll enjoy learning about two prominent Hawaii musicians Ruth and Norm Foster. They talk about how they got into the professional world of music, how they have chosen their music, and what they hope listeners will get from their performances. You'll learn more about them and future concerts on their website, https://www.facebook.com/ruthshiromafo…
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Meet Barbara Thompson, ceramicist, art historian and curator, professor of art history and African art talks about her experience in the art world and about living on the island of Hawaii, Germany, and Tanzania. She explains her views on living simply, being adopted by a Maasai family. She currently lives off the grid in Hawaii, produces and sells …
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This episode of Keeping Kurrent continues a discussion with Joseph Edge, community transportation and land use activist. This session focuses on the individuals who make the decisions about the Bike-Walk Clackamas Plan including volunteers and elected officials. Joseph share his candid view about the potential success of developing a decade bike-wa…
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Meet Joseph Edge, active community volunteer as he describes how he is helping shape government policies and programs about pedestrian and bicycling in Clackamas County, Oregon. Joseph explains the critical choices and behaviors that help individuals cooperate with invidividuals with different views about bicycling and walking in urban and rural se…
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As one grows older we find ourselves faced with quite a variety of changes in our physical status. Given that situation how might a younger version of our self plan to have the best future outcome? On this episode of Keeping you'll meet Wayne Sabin, educator, sportsman, promoter of good health who has effectively lived to the age of 90 despite seri…
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Listen to an interview of Rhony Bhopla, a British indo-American poet and artist, recent graduate of the MFA in Fine Arts in writing from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. She became a teaching assistant in the Kwame Dawes Mapmakers Institute at the University. She will share one of her poems that was published during her first year. She p…
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Storytelling is alive and well in Portland Oregon. There are many opportunities to listen to skilled storytellers at various local venues and especially at Artichoke Music or even on line. You need to know more about the Portland Storyteller's Guild from Ken Iverson, Guild President, and Barbara Fankhauser, Past President. You'll learn a lot about …
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Houseless youth have found a way to contribute to the community throught their involvement in "Outside the Frame." Nili Yosha, Executive Director talks about herself and the amazing success of this non-profit film production company in Portland, Oregon. You will learn the inside story about this organization and learn how you can watch the amazing …
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Martha Randolph grew up in a household that was parented by two nationally known actors, John Randolph and Sarah Cunningham. Her life experiences prepared her for employment in live theater and opera. Her parents survived the McCarthy period and, with the help of theater people. These experiences prepared her for a chance to become a Stage Manager.…
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