Today we're talking with Monique DeSpain about Common Sense for Oregon and their initiatives they're working on, as well as talking about the end of the Oregon Legislative Session.

Today we're joined by Josh Frasier, the owner of Frasier's Barbershop

in Downtown Roseburg. Talking about all the things happening in Oregon and the rest of the world as well.

Today we talk about some of the gun bills on the floor currently with one of the strongest 2nd ammendment advocates in the state, Derek LeBlanc.

HB 3075 – Updates Oregon’s gun permit law (Measure 114). Increases fees, expands issuing agencies, tightens training rules.

HB 3076 – Orders the DOJ to study a state-run firearms dealer licensing program.

SB 243 – Bans bump stocks, adds 72-hour firearm waiting period, and lets cities ban guns in public buildings.

Today we're joined by Danielle Bethell who hopes to become the republican nominee for the next oregon gubernatorial race. We talk about many issues facing Oregonians today and what the next governor could potentially do to address those issues.

Today we're joined by Dwayne Yunker to talk about the current session at the state and some of the concerns surrounding fire mapping and funding. Gina Beam Joins us again to talk about upcoming events as well!

Today we have two guests, Nick Stark from the Oregon Freedom Coalition, and Alek Skarlatos, representative for House District 2. They're here to talk about their work to help preserve freedom in Oregon.

Learn more at www.oregonfreedom.com

Today we are joined by a couple of special guests who are incumbents running in the Umpqua Transit District. Please welcome Gregg Kennerly and Cathye Dewhirst Curreri!

Today we interview several of the candidates running for the Umpqua Transporation District Director Positions. Learn about what their goals for public transport in the Umpqua Valley. We also talk a bit about the concerning new tax bills being proposed at the state legislature.

Welcome to episode 3 of on the Virg. Today we're talking with some great members of the community who are playing a big part in supporting the unhoused and are building solutions along the way!

Today we talk with Michaela Hammerson about the initiative to end vote by mail, as well as how new and upcoming bills could impact transportation in rural communities.