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Richard Francis ~ 1948 - 2009

(NOTE: I originally posted this on my personal blog last week and intended it for those who might not necessarily be familiar with KBOO or its programming, hence the preamble that might seem superflous (and perhaps inaccurate - Sorry!) to those closer to the subject.) A... Read more

1/21 The Skanner Foundation's 2013 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast

When: Monday, January 21st, 8:30 am - 10:30 am Where: The Hilton Hotel, 921 SW 6th Ave, in the Grand Ballroom. For complete information, check out The Skanner's article at this link. KBOO is proud to co-sponsor this annual event, now in it's 27th year. Each year the Skanner... Read more

Nation Building in Indian Country

Saturday, November 10, 2007 Monday, March 07, 2005 NATION BUILDING IN INDIAN COUNTRY: THE BLACKFOOT CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BY TAIAWAGI HELTON Nation Building in Indian Country: The Blackfoot Constitutional Review*Taiawagi Helton†The Blackfoot People of the Blackfoot N... Read more

An Invitation to All Oregon Poets to Record Their Poems

You are invited! The Oregon Poetic Voices project, , through the Special Collections at Lewis and Clark College, is in the process of creating a permanent online audio repository of Oregon poets’ voices. The project aims to create a truly comprehensive audio library o... Read more

Program Underwriting: Progressive Business Partners, No Jingles

Greetings, friends, and Happy New Year. My name is Justin Miller and I’d like to thank everyone in the community for all of the ways you have found to support KBOO; you help make it all possible! As KBOO’s Director of Underwriting, my role is to work with local and regi... Read more

70--TEXT--REVERDY--28 very short poems available for anyone etc. etc.

Howdy, 28 very very short and evocative poems by Reverdy available for anyoone to pick up and work with. thanks love raf Read more

Review of Monsters, open 11/12/10

Monsters Director: Gareth Edwards With: Whitney Able, Scoot McNairy One of the conventional ideas about science fiction is that if our planet were invaded by hostile extra-terrestrials, we would all band together to defeat the common enemy, and then sing “Kumbayah” forever... Read more

La Contessa at Valentine Day Show at Clinton Street Theater

Is Hell Other People?

Clayton Morgareidge, for the Old Mole Variety Hour Sartre’s play No Exit is playing just across the street from Kboo at the Imago Theater in a re-run of their wonderful 2005 production, though with different actors. The play’s three main characters arrive i... Read more

Summer Check In

Say Hey, Check out the July 21st interview/visit with Muskogee Creek, Joy Harjo. We showcase her new CD, "Red Dreams: A Trail beyond Tears". Joy talks about her creative process, her relationship to her tribe, her soon to be released personal memoirs, a Wilma Mankiller... Read more