Their daughter took her life, and what that did to the family is worth hearing. The very bad, and some good. It's a real-life interview you will learn something.

Republicans will offer an amendment to the governor's budget proposal in tomorrow's special session in Oregon. 87% of Oregonians polled do not support the governor's plan. Democrats and Republicans have a lot to lose if this passes. We talk about that in this podcast.

Oregon's governor is asking the legislature to pass a huge tax increase. 87% of those polled in Oregon are against the tax. So now the governor has to convince her party to pass it. In this podcast, you will learn the strategy involved and what you can do to stop the budget's passage.

There's a huge problem in this country when it comes to voter integrity.

One man and a group of truth seekers are doing something about it.

With science, facts, statistics, and numbers, they show us how the cheating happens.

It's deep, it's bad, and it's fixable.

There are a lot of unhappy people in Oregon, and they want change. Specifically, they want a new leader. Now there's an effort to recall the governor. We talk with the man spearheading the move.

Vote by mail sounds so innocent, but now that Oregonians have lived with it for more than forty years, many aren't so sure anymore.

In this episode, we talk with a guy who is gathering signatures to make a change in Oregon.

There's movement in Oregon in terms of bringing school choice to the state. Why and what would that look like? The chief petitioner joins us with an in-depth look at how it works and, most importantly, what it doesn't do.

Oregon is in trouble. The governor is determined to raise taxes, Democrats control the state, and people feel voiceless. In this episode, we talk with a state representative about what's happening, what people can do, whether getting away with vote by mail is the answer, and much more.

It's important to know who came before us. History is a great teacher of things to come. It's not often we get to experience that history, but when we do, it changes our perception of the world, our community, and ourselves.

In Stevenson, Washington, students spend five days kayaking 132 miles to Astoria, Oregon.

As you will see in this story, yes, it's about retracing the journey of Lewis & Clark, but more importantly, this experience introduces high school students to the idea that adventure is yours if you are willing to take it on.

I found out about this adventure when we visited the area for another video shoot. 

The school superintendent mentioned Lewis & Clark in passing. Later, I met someone in the community, mentioned the story, and this person said how much, and found the funding. 

Enjoy, share with friends, and start something like this at your school.

Kids need to know what they can do.

The lack of proper forest management is destroying rural communities in the Pacific Northwest.

Mills are shutting down, people are leaving, and schools and county governments are suffering.

In this three-part series, we look at how this is impacting a small town in southern Washington.