Get Real With Rick Dancer

She's known for her candid approach to politics in Oregon. She's a pistol, a spitfire, a woman who's not afraid to speak the truth even when it makes her political party friends angry. Betsy Johnson ran for governor in Oregon last November. We gave her some time to settle into her new life but as you will find out in this interview, she hasn't stopped doing the work of a politician she just dropped the label. This interview is honest, upfront, may make some of you uncomfortable but I hope it makes you think.

Tim Schley works with me and asks great questions. We talk about all sorts of personal things and yes politics.

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She's had eight businesses and all successful but the current one is changing her life. As she explains in the interview making sipping vinegar has helped her find not only her rhythm in life but her place.

People ask me what I was like as a kid. I was much different than the man I am today. My sisters recently visited so I had them on the show to tell you some stories and give you a better idea of who I am. Enjoy.

The Young Man you are about to meet understands the pain of addiction, suicide and a life of crime. He's lived it. Now he's traveling the country spreading his message. You will love this interview he is such a great guy with a big restored heart. 

A busy lineup tonight. The Truth About Timber, a series we are producing telling the industries side, finally. Tonight a logger who grew up with doctors discovers logging in his DNA. A natural gas ban in the city of Eugene gets dumped. City blames 9th circuit court decision but more likely they got ahold of polling that said NO WAY from the public. Good job citizens of Eugene. Oh, and Portland Oregon is talking about new terms that should not be used...like citizen. Plus, the Helena Montana Symphony under the stars event is this weekend. We'll talk with someone from the symphony about that.

She promised her son they'd start a restaurant but on the way to Montana her son was killed in a car accident. She kept her promise but it's been tough. In the process a small town called White Sulfur Springs Montana has helped her heal. It's an amazing story that will inspire you.

We fight against principalities and powers of darkness and if we don't start standing up to the madness we will lose this battle for morality and our nation. We talk about that on this episode of Get Real With Rick Dancer.

A 17 year old man from Springfield Oregon talks about what it was like to stand up to his school, teachers, friends and the system when it came to getting the vaccine and wearing a mask. He also talks about how that's changed his life forever, in a good way.

The man you are about to meet is a farmer who after his family lost everything, had to find a new way to do his job. A chef approached him at a farmers market and it change his families lives and their livelihoods. This is an inspiring story of change, guts and being willing to do the hard things in life.