Bill Meyer Show Podcast - Sponsored by Clouser Drilling www.ClouserDrilling.com

THe market news with Ron Gordon at Edward Jones, then Mr. X and I start the conversation about getting ready to comment against the removal of the 4 Klamath Dams...it is an existential threat here. Open for business with Randal at Advanced Air!

Open phones and news headlines, Steve Milloy digs into the Monday Supreme Court oral arguments...can the EPA legally regulate carbon? Does not look to be the case.

GOP candidate for U.S. Senate Jo Rae Perkins talks with me about the race to replace Ron Wyden. (and that would definitely be a GOOD thing) Jo County Commissioner Herman Baertschiger talks Ukraine, effect on politics and more.

Ron Gordon from Edward Jones - latest stock and financial news, open phones, Open for Business and a catch up on the current real estate markets with Jamie Batte, broker with TruHome.

News and open phones start the show, Cyberwar is in the air, I talk about this with Tom Kelly, CEO of www.idx dot U.S., a company in Portland that offers numerous protection suites from the hackers and scammers.

More open phones for the early morning, an update on the legislative session with State Rep. Kim Wallan.

Busy day on Wall Street, latest with Ron Gordon at Edward Jones, Dr. Powers - Porters restaurant histocical profile. Car Worden from the S. Oregon Militia - is water unnecessarily being flushed out of Lost Creek Lake?

News and open calls start, then the DC swamp update with Rick Manning - update on the Defund the Mandates push, Ukraine, other issues.

Calls, Outdoor report with Greg Roberts, and a talk with Bob Tiernan, former state Rep, ORP Chair, running for Governor! Michael Campbell, owner of Sis Q Cellular with a quick shout out on the S22 Galaxy rollout and other phone deals on now.

Ron Gordon from Edward Jones taps the latest market news, Glenn Archambault - What Ukraine means for farm and food prices, and Open for Business with Ken McLean with Prestige Arbor Place - a big focus in March to help seniors prevent falls.