Get Real With Rick Dancer

Tonight we are jam packed with news…..Oregon lowers it's standards for substitute teachers....warm bodies over the age of 18 .....and a background check, really? Yes, really. Also we look at taking care of our Mental Health in tonights Elements of a Healthy Life with Kim Stark and an expert in Southern Oregon Talks about what to do if you are one of the thousands of people in Oregon about to lose your jobs for standing up for your right to believe what you believe.

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Murder in Portland is out of control you'll hear that and more in our new section of the show, a local attorney has steps to take if you are trying to get a religious accommodation and a husband and wife doctor team take their expertise to the airwaves. 

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Couple sells everything and now lives debt free we'll hear their story, Yamhill County says it won't allow the state to push it around when it comes to gun rights, What's happening this weekend and the days news.

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Tonight we talk with Oregon Businessman Darren Harbick about his run for U.S. Senate and a Springfield Businessman throws his hat into the ring for a seat on the Lane County Board of Commissioners. Plus all the days news, that you won't hear in the traditional media. 

Our new show includes Bill Lundun with a look at the news, Corbin Tolen live with teachers protesting mandates, and Kim Stark talking health.

In this episode a gubernatorial candidate, Stan Pulliam speaks out about state mandates for health workers and teachers. Teacher speak out about what's really going on behind the scenes and Bill Lundun from KPNW fills us in on the daily news. 

The woman owns Sugar Vibes Donut Shop in Lebanon, Oregon is rising to the occasion and fighting OSHA over the "rules".

She tells us what happened and why she is so upset. 

Two organizations in town are teaming up to give homeless veterans a better chance and full recovery from addiction and life on the street. These are amazing people but they need a community behind them. 

A group back east bought and restored the old Hayden Bridge railroad bridge and now they'd like to give it to a local government, city or non-profit but they can't get anyone to take it. All they hear is the reasons it can't be done, not how it might actually happen. Frustrated, we talked 

In a day and age when political parties and left and right wing party lovers manipulate and "manage" things to get their way, what happened in Lakeside Oregon is so refreshing. It reminds of us of how Oregon used to be, of how we used to be.