TRANSCRIPT: You’re listening to Parks and Landmarks, an exploration of the underrated, outdoors. I’m Sean Bull. In 2009 and 2013, the County bought parcels of land which back up to […]
UW-Madison Professor Paul Hutson on psychedelic medications
Oregon will become the first state in the country to legalize psilocybin with the passage of Measure 109 in the November election. Multiple cities have decriminalized the substance, but Oregon […]
Split Show: Wildfires on the West Coast and Worker Justice Wisconsin
Last week, San Francisco awoke to a bright orange sky from the wildfires raging throughout the West Coast. For our first segment, we discuss what it means to prepare for […]
Oregon Has Been Voting By Mail Since 1998. Why Can’t We All?
Following Wisconsin’s chaotic election last month, held in the midst of an ongoing global pandemic, the nation now has its eyes on vote-by-mail as a possible solution for ensuring voter […]
Oregon’s “Measure 97” Could Raise Corporate Taxes
On November 8th, Oregon voters will decide whether to pass “Measure 97” and establish a new tax on corporate sales within the state. Revenue would go to education, health care, […]
The Oregon Occupation and the growth of the patriot movement
How do we understand the “militia” occupation in Oregon? Tune in at noon as Allen Ruff talks with Chip Berlet, a long-time investigative journalist with Political Research Associates and analyst […]
