Get Real With Rick Dancer

A lot of folks in Eastern Oregon are talking about the idea of separation from Oregon and joining Idaho. The idea makes sense to me. If the Portland area wants to run everything, go ahead, but let Eastern Oregon go free.

Let's talk about what went wrong in the elections last night. We'll dive into a stupid climate program the city of Eugene, Oregon, is implementing that will raise the cost of buying and selling a home. How is that affordable housing? And Kurt Van Meter, a local man who is making it big in country music.

People in Oregon are so sick of taxes, high prices, and education numbers that are in the toilet that they are doing something, normally, only Democrats do. Oregon's future hangs in the balance, and anyone with half a brain can see that. A former candidate for governor talks about the plan, her run for office, and a whole lot more.

Three young kids are dead, and so is their teacher, following a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, today. In this podcast, we talk about current information on guns, schools, and past school shootings.

Chris Boice has served on the Douglas County Commission in Douglas County, Oregon, for 12 YEARS. Now he's fighting for his seat.

Ed Diehl, head of the Freedom Coalition in Oregon, understands Oregonians and Oregon politics. We talk about elections, the governor's race, and everything in between.

The news was all over it when some of Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's top staff left because the governor gave her "wife" a lot of power. The buzz went away, but what changed? Jeff Eager at Oregon Round Up just released a report and shares it with us on this episode.

Matt Sidman is heartbroken. His daughter died in a car crash recently, and how and why she died is a mystery.

Oh, people know, and Matt has put together pieces of the crime, but there's still so much unknown.

Steve Hammerson is no stranger to politics, but he is not a politician. His race for Douglas County Commissioner is rather heated. Small towns often get very involved in the politics of a race, and this one is no different.

What is wrong in Oregon? What can be done? Give me some good ideas to revitalize the state. That's what this interview offers: hope from Descutes County Commission candidate Rob Imhoff.