Interview

Guest Mary Wood, Faculty Director of the University of Oregon Environmental & Natural Resources Law Program, speaks with us about the use of nature trust law to bring us back from the fossil fuel induced environmental tipping point. She notes that our elected leaders as well as our regulatory agencies have been captured by the corrupting influence of the fossil fuel industries. Now we use he third branch of government to protect the environment.

Guest Jamie Partridge, a member of Portland Communities and Postal Workers United and a retired postal worker himself, discusses the efforts of the upper echelons of the US Postal Service to privatize the service and the efforts of communities impacted by such efforts united with postal officers to prevent that from happening.

The Perils of Our Growing Inequality

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Cay Johnston speaks about his newest book, Divided, The Perils of Our Growing Inequality. David was at the First Unitarian Church in May and this is an edited version of his presentation.

First broadcast September 7, 2014

Category: News & Politics

Preview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QAJKE77uxgA

Rose Sheenan hosts James Cooper, President and CEO of the Vallejo Chamber of Commerce, about the power of business networking.

Host Rose Sheehan interviews Marisela Barbosa, small business owner, Green Hive Spaces about what it takes to successfully start and grow a small business specializing in office spaces.

Host Rose Sheehan interviews Paul Kelley, Owner of Paul Kelley Architecture, Inc., about what it takes to successfully start and grow a business.