Governor Kotek is pushing voters. She already had her Democratic legislature pass one of the largest tax increases in the state's history.

Now she signs an executive order that adds to the cost.

We explain that and much more in this episode.

Rep Dwayne Yunker is new to State Politics, although he's served as a city councilor in Grants Pass, Oregon. He talks frankly with us about the problems, the craziness, and everything in between.

Jake Pelroy is no stranger to politics. Jake has been running campaigns for a decade, but now he's the candidate. His story is interesting, and why he's entering the race is super important.

Two mothers in Southern Oregon are fighting their school district over a cartoon rape video that was played in the classroom. They are mad as Hell and not taking it quietly. Also, Montana passed a law to make it illegal to cut up a child in a trans surgery. The state's supreme court tried to kill the bill, so the Montana Family Foundation did something amazing and ended up shutting down the three major surgical centers doing this horrible work.

Her name is Danielle Bethell. She's a Marion County Commissioner who wants to run for Governor. She has an interesting, surprising story.,

Oregon's governor and the Democrat controlled legislature preach a lot about democracy. So why don't they want Oregon voters to vote on it? The legislature passed the bill, shoving it down the throats of hardworking people, but the Governor has done everything she can to make gathering signatures more difficult. The paperwork is in, and it's time to show them who's boss. Tonight, we talk with those leading the charge about what to do now. 

Parents may be surprised by one school nurse's story in Oregon. She talks about medication that was expired, the system not set up, and a whole host of other problems.

Rural Oregon would have great representation if the man you are about to listen to, wins the 2026 General election as governor. Listen to what he has to say.

In a small town lumber mill, two executives have joined forces to not only learn about the world of timber but to teach it to all of us. What they have managed to do is remarkable, not just with the podcast but with the culture of a business. I think you'll enjoy and learn a lot.

The latest attempt to recall Oregon's Governor. What the appeals court says and other polical news.