Some Open phone conversation, Capt. William E. Simpson joins me from Wild Horse Fire Brigade. The Scott River is going dry, tribe demanding a water audit. Is designed to eliminiate farming? Then what? Bill digs in to the possible outcomes. D62 quiz, more open phones to wrap up the show.
Mr. Outdoors digs into the weekend stuff to do in the wild and not-so-wild, then a talk with Medford Ward 3 City Council Candidate Abigail Mace. Interesting perspective on what city residents are wanting versus what the current council has been giving them.
Morning News and opinion. Is AI starting to determine medical treatment? Sure looks like it and I talk about it with Dr. Sal Georgianni from the Men's Health Network.
Some open calls start, former teacher Diana Anderson is back on the case of exposing globalist/communism hiding out in plain sight, even in southern Oregon. She's doing a couple more presentations this and next month and we touch on some of the topics. D62 quiz and a few more open calls on Conspiracy Theory Thursday.
Some open calls then right into a talk with independent journalist and author KEVIN MOONEY, who does a great breakdown of the Monday Supreme Court case SUNCOR v. Boulder County Commission....all about claimed Climate Change Damage. Kevin is also author of CLIMATE PORN, so he knows the tactics inside and out. After it's all open phones for Conspiracy Theory Thursday...everything from the debates to other news and politics.
Morning news and talk about what I consider a non-debate debate from last night. Later, the wars we're in and don't know it: I talk with Kenneth Abramowitz, author of The Multifront War: Defending America From Political Islam, China, Russia, Pandemics, and Racial Strife. Ken is the founder of savethewest.com, a website dedicated to saving Western Civilization from itself.
Rob Schlapfer of the oregon education project www.OregonEd.Info talks about his Thursday Medford Library meeting room event "Why Kids are so Anxious" and it's more discussion about the problems in Oregon education, what needs to change, the emphasis on "feels", DEI and such over facts. Open for Business follows with Randal and Dan from Advanced Air. Pretty smokin' deal, 0% on new Bryant factory systems for 60 months. (restrictions apply, check 'em out at MyAdvancedAir.com ) also there are possible code changes coming to mess with new construction and heating sources.
Open phones and an update on the Rogue River woman in need of help, other topics of the day. Are you confused about the botched execution story? Former State Sen. Herman Baertschiger digs into tonight's gubernatorial debate, the strategy of the candidates, a report from last night's jo co candidate's forum.
Morning News and commentary, will the KOBI-5 debate ask the tough questions like the KVAL-TV debate did last week in Eugene? (Especially Nigel Jaquiss questions from Willamette Week) Speaker Johnson just notices we're facing a Communist revolution? Wheels Up Wednesday is ON with automotive journalist Eric Peters with great conversation on the Toyota Bz e-v, why you can never have enough tools, and Ford's push to make a more affordable Mustang for the young "hooligans", in addition with your calls and opinion.
Will T. Wilkinson joins me today to talk about his forthcoming biography of William Happer, entitled STANDING UP FOR SCIENCE. Happer is a distinguished physicist who has spent decades at Princeton, served in the U.S. Department of Energy, advised the White House and is currently in the middle of one of the most contentious scientific and political debates of our time. Happer is the founder of the CO2 Coalition. Open phones for a bit, then OPEN for BUSINESS with Cheriesse from No Wires Now.