Rob Schlapfer joins me from the Oregon Education Project. He's putting on a series of 4 talks and presentations starting next Thursday the 27th about why K-12 schools here are SO bad and how we go about rebuilding them. Kelly Bales is on Open for Business...Everything you need to know about getting in Medicare is tonight, 5:30pm at the Futurity First Financial Learning Center, 516 Crater Lake Av by Safeway.
Morning news and they've cut down one of Medford's Christmas Tree in Pear Blossom Park, What's next? Your calls, and later a great talk with Todd Sheets, author of the Newsletter, On Wealth and Progress, currently available free of charge on Substack, which is also available on YouTube, Spotify and Apple... and the book, 2008: What Really Happened. Todd has written a piece designed to warn off the younger generations to not fall for the siren song of socialism.
More listener calls and experiences with post-partum depression and reax to the Lindsey Casey trial. Then I talk with MYRON EBELL, who led President Trump's first EPA transition team and is currently a senior advisor to the Fix the EPA Veto Coalition He explains how one of the worst government abuses we're enduring is that every permit issued under this administration stays revocable by the next one. Can we have regulation CERTAINTY...and they're working on legislation to do this. Open phone calls follow, having some contest fun, too.
Outdoor and Fire report with Greg Roberts from Rogue Weather, and a good dose of Bigfoot talk, too. Diner 62 quiz then open phone conversation on all sorts of topics including the Lindsey Casey trial, the mother that killed all three of her kids. She's using an insanity defense. I'm torn on this case and explain a personal family experience with SSRI drugs.
Kevin Starrett shares GREAT 2nd amendment legal news, 2 stories worth knowing. Nick Smith at American Forest Council explains what rescinding the "Roadless Rule" really does and why it is so key for regaining some forest management in the wilderness.
Catching up on Morning News and more then Dr. John Lott Jr. from the Crime Prevention Research Center talks about the plummeting violent crime stats. Are the numbers worth trusting?
Congressman Cliff Bentz is in studio and we're talking Fire, Power availability, an amazing plan to clean forests AND make it pay AND Dem Sen. Merkley agrees with. A lot of ground covered, good conversation.
Should the FCC beat up on Disney/ABC over news, The View, and their other shows? I talk about it with Seth Stern, chief of advocacy at the Freedom of the Press Foundation. I'm no fan of the Disney people...but should the power of the Fed Gov be able to intimidate and back door censor? Later, State Rep. Court Boice, HD1 from Curry County discusses his call for the Curry County Sheriff to RESIGN over the growing stinky ethics and donation scandals.
Morning news, how to download podcasts, Morning News, will the latest Fauci henchman flip on Fauci? Frank Beard dies...wow. Weird bus story out of GP and some good Gun Control news. Eric Peters joins me for the second half from EP Autos dot com. We talk about how much fun you can have WITHOUT high horsepower plus lots o' listener calls.
Bay Area attorney John O'Connor, author of POSATGATE, is back and we're digging into the ins and outs of the 1.4 trillion dollar lawsuit against META opening up today in California. Open for Business with Lisa McClease-Kelly from Network in Action. We also talk to two of her network's members, Justin Sanders of Sanders Homes and Mary Hambleton of Soul Canyon, a computer training school and networking group...a lot of different training scenarios going on there. Diner 62 Quiz and a call or two wraps up the show.