On this episode we have a former Oregon man who is in Romania frustrated with the U.S. governments attitude towards refugee's.  It's an interesting take on the situation. That plus local oregon news and a program that truly teaches kindness, not just by putting up a sign in your yard, but taking action.

Dr Michael Bratland, one of our sponsors, is not afraid to say what he thinks. He's so sure of his position he's willing to take out radio ads, speak out and take the hits if he has to all in the name of freedom. Tonight he joins us, plus people who can't sleep...it's a real thing and there's something you can do to help. We'll tell you about a special walk this weekend in Oregon. And Bill Lundun brings us these stories….Inflation.  Yeah, it’s bad.

The sad story of an overdose, a baby who almost died, and

how it points to a pair of Oregon failures.

This is why Republicans in Oregon keep failing.

Vance Day returns.

The producer of a new documentary of the Archie Creek Wildfires joins us live to talk about the film and about timber management in this country. We also take you to an old church in Redmond Oregon that is transformed into a pizza place and a new brewery right next door. 

Biden bans Russian oil products coming into the U.S.

Shock of shocks, the Oregon Department of Education wants input about graduation requirements.

An iconic McKenzie River park is likely going away.

Eugene Mayor opens a big old can of…Lucy Vinis on Russia.  Now the situation in Ukraine is getting real!

Plus we check in with Jessie Leigh who is at the huge Truckers convoy near DC.

On Elements of a Healthy Life we celebrate women with Kim Stark and the women at the gym.

We’ll take you to Redmond to experience a different kind of hotel.

And much more.

The 2022 Legislative Session comes to an end.

Bill Lundun recaps bills that passed, and those that died.

and A Covid-19 death caused by business and activity shutdowns.

Plus we'll hear from the Oregon Constitution Party candidate for Governor of Oregon Paul Romero and we give you a bit of Faith, Hope and Charity from a winery by the same name in Central Oregon.

Wow, we have a packed show tonight. We'll update you on the days news with Bill Lundun:

We talk with a lawyer who won part of a lawsuit against the governor or Oregon, we caught up with several hundred truckers in the American Freedom Convoy as they passed through Montana last night, a state senator from New Hampshire talks about the importance of what truckers are doing and Kim Stark join us with the weekend update and a free bike program in Eugene Oregon.

Get Real With Rick Dancer: Days News, Country Singer, American Freedom Convoy

Tonight Bill Lundun defends flannel.

Ukraine is still standing while a 40 mile long Russian tank convoy is bogged down.

The OLCC bans the sale of Russian produced booze.

Oregon legislators may not get a raise, so three Democratic Representatives quit.

Oregon taxpayers very likely will pay the legal bills for illegal aliens convicted of crimes who are subject to deportation.

In our Elements of a Healthy life we talk to a young woman who says exercise and eating differently changed her life, she's super amazing.

and Oregon Country Music Singer Jessie Leigh is joining the American Freedom Truckers Convoy to DC

In the news tonight:

Plus, we talk with Oregon Senator Kim Thatcher about her frustration with the super majority in Oregon.

And we introduce you to a builder in Livingston Montana who understands how difficult it is to find affordable housing but has a big, idea as to how tiny can really help.

The Timber Industry is under attack and they want you to know what's going on. The Oregon Loggers Conference Kicks off in Eugene today and we'll find out what's on the minds of their members and why you should plus a rally in Salem with trucks, timber workers, contractors, you name it....They are very concerned with a few bills threatening their jobs and the state economy, plus Kim Stark join us with free bikes and Derrick Roser Real Estate Group highlights a small business Coburg Candy and some sweet treats.

Alsea Superintendent, Marc Thielman, quits his job to focus on a run for Governor.

Legislative bills to insure your life is controlled, and costs you more.

Another dead wolf, another investigation.

Governor Brown writes an open nasty gram to Washington State political leaders.

And we'll visit with a man who makes your business dreams come true.

Plus, buses in Livingston Montana come to a screeching stop...why. Watch.