Get Real With Rick Dancer

Hands, let me introduce you to ankles, gas prices hit a record high today.

The Oregon State Hospital is in hot water, mainly because it can’t do its job.

Don’t like a draft opinion, then burn something down. (It’s the Oregon Way, as Gov. Kate Brown says.)

The great wild outdoors now needs to be completely safe so your don’t hurt yourself.

Sarah at Elements Health Clubs joins us to talk about the importance of interval training.

Kim Stark has our Elements Question of the night.

And we share some of our favorite stories and moments with you.

What do you do when a big company tries to screw you? You fight back.

Two missing people, few clues and little action on the part of those who need to help these families. 

Get a fire extinguisher.  Sparks fly after a draft opinion suggesting Roe V. Wade will be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.

If Roe V. Wade is overturned, how will it affect abortions in Oregon?

The Mayor of Lebanon Oregon says, “no” to a LGBTQ+ proclamation.

A set back for redistricting without gerrymandering in Oregon.

Kim Stark joins us for our Elements Health Club Healthy living segment as we talk about Bone Density

Oregon has a closed primary and the two major parties love it. The most growing segment of voters in Oregon is the Non-Affiliated Voters, and none of us can fully participate in the primary without approval from the two parties. That's not fair and tonight we're gonna talk about that and an initiative to change that in Oregon.

Also, Lonnie Woodruff is an expert at helping you buy or sell a business and during economic downturns, the opportunity is great for change. He'll join us.

And Bill Lundun has the days news.

Governor Brown, Chief False Equivalency Executive for the State of Oregon

Democrats for Governor chat about ghost guns.

Timber counties vs. Government environmentalists lose in the Oregon Court of Appeals.

Tonight, Elements Health Clubs Lane County brings us an interview with a well known science exercise writer from Outdoor Magazine. He’s talking about your workout and the brain and why if you workout long enough, there’s a mental aspect of the good feeling that’s actually chemical.

Derrick Roser from Roser Real Estate Group is now going to my former barber shop and loves it so much he has a surprise for you.

We have our Elements Question of the night and Bill Lundun has these stories in our news segment:

His wife needed an organ transplant but couldn't get one because of her beliefs over vaccinations. It's a tragic story and you won't believe how it ends. Dave Loveall is running to represent Springfield on the board of county commissioners, you'll meet the man and Bill Lundun says:

Governor Kate Brown knows best! And she proved it by releasing a man who executed a foster child, and dumped her body along the road.

The Columbia River Crossing, the sequel, is just a remake of the same movie that failed at the box office almost a decade ago.

You can vote! But can fill out a card? You have about 24 hours to figure it out. (University of Google is your friend.)

Tonight we take a few moments to remember officer Chris Killcullen, who died 11 years ago in the line of duty. We also look Earth Day from a Agriculture standpoint, Mercury Metal takes us on a tour and in news:

1) History courtesy of an old tee-shirt.

2) Rent skyrockets in Portland.

3) Mortgage rates continue to climb.

4) Fraud at the the Oregon Health Authority.

5)...if you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to you before questioning, except in Oregon, so you'll just be going to jail for however long.  Do you understand your rights?

Should teachers be asking questions about sexuality without a parents consent? That issue is causing division in Missoula Montana and we talk with a member of the board and a parent who are not happy about it at all. Also, a whale washes up on the Oregon coast and news of Oregon...some you won't like. 

We found out about this exercise program in the Portland area for people with Parkinson's. If you know someone with it, please pass this on.