Spent the Rent Podcast

Joey Helpish joins the podcast to discuss Dandyland Studios, his music career, music teaching methods, and never stop approach to creativity.  Helpish is a self taught musician with over 4k recorded songs and has recently created his own education methods, techniques, and formulas.

To donate to Joey Helpish and Dandyland Studios

Go to paypal.me/dandylabs

Socials

@joeyhelpish

FB.facebook.com/helpish

facebook.com/Dandylands

Dandylandstudios.org

“Creation is Possible”

Text or Call (541) 389-0476

Hosted by Patty Rose

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“Gaslight”

By Joey Helpish

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Chris Wig and Kris McAlister join the podcast as (remote) interview guests for a panel  discussion on the sudden Mayor Vacancy in Springfield, Oregon and the impact it may have on some extremely pressing issues.

Chris Wig is a member of the Willamalane Parks & Recreation District Board and as a Chair of the Democratic Party of Lane County.

Kris McAlister is the Co-Director of Carry It Forward and Chair-elect to the Poverty and Homelessness Board.

Hosted by Patty Rose

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“Goodbye Goodnight”

By the AntiDope

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Niels Pasternak joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest to discuss the challenges of distance learning for students with special needs. Pasternak is an educator specializing in special education in Eugene, Oregon and a Chair of the OEA Special Educators Committee.  Pasternak is known for his passion for his students and is a loving husband and father.

Hosted by Patty Rose

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“Why Did Coronavirus Poop On My Life”

By Joey Helpish of Dandyland Studios

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Isiah Wagoner joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest to discuss his civil rights activism efforts, representing Minority Freedom Network. Wagoner has made headlines recently leading marches and peaceful protests to raise awareness about police brutality towards minorities and systematic racism nationwide.  Wagoner has worked diligently to create civil discourse with a positive message of equality and equity and is known for separating protesters and counter protesters before tensions escalate.  This episode was recorded on Sunday  August 2nd, 2020. 

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NAACP naacp.org/

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“Open Yo Eyes”

By Michael Kay

michaelkay.bandcamp.com/track/open-yo-eyes

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Daniel Miller joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest to discuss political issues and the challenges of fact checking in the year 2020.  Originally from Goldthwaite,Texas, Miller set his sights on the Pacific Northwest to surround himself with more like-minded thinkers. As a progressive, populist-left social democrat, Miller was a minority in the Texas political landscape.  Miller recently graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in journalism and minor in political science. He is working as a freelance journalist and is currently living in Colorado.

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“Bilateral”

By Not A Part Of It

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Antonio Gisbert joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest.  Gisbert is the Chief Petitioner of the Oregon People’s Rebate (OPR). The Oregon People’s Rebate is a proposed initiative petition for the November 2022 election that will REBATE about $750 to every Oregonian every year. This REBATE will go directly to anyone living in Oregon for more than 200 days of the year, regardless of address, age, or income. OPR will rebate about $750 to every Oregonian (regardless of age or income) after increasing the minimum income tax to 3% for corporations doing more than $68,493 of business every day (over $25 million every year).

The “$750 to every Oregonian” is an estimate – about 4 million Oregonians will share an equal part of the estimated $3 billion in the revenue generated.

Sign the petition to ensure this initiative makes it on the ballot

WEBSITE: opr2022.org

FB: facebook.com/OPR2022

IG: @opr2022

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“Never Enough”

By SelfEsteem BoatWillie

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Dawson Clark joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest.  Clark is a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, Lane County resident, artist, and outspoken political activist.

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“We Are””

By SelfEsteem BoatWillie

Feat. Lomo

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Sandra Smith Gangle joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest.  Sandra Smith Gangle is an author of a recently released book titled “Madam Arbitrator”. In her book Sandra Smith Gangle tells a compelling story of a woman who overcame many obstacles to achieve her dream of becoming a lawyer. Sandra observed her mother suffer from discrimination in job-seeking, housing, and banking practices. Gangle vowed to make a difference for others through practicing law. When Gangle graduated from college in 1964, she became a foreign language teacher and college instructor for a dozen years and continued to seek the opportunity to attend law school. Married and the mother of two, she earned her law degree in 1980 and opened a solo law practice, embarking on a successful thirty-seven-year legal career that emphasized employment discrimination matters. Ultimately, Gangle was the first Oregon woman to serve as a full-time labor arbitrator throughout the Pacific Northwest.

WEBSITE: madamarbitratorgangle.com/

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“The Rose”

By Patty Rose

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Tre Stewart joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest. Stewart is the founder of Boop Troop Eugene, a citizen volunteer guerrilla journalism effort that has been following the BLM protests over in the last few weeks in Oregon. Stewart can be seen on his Facebook LIVE feeds giving the community a public service by doing his best to stay neutral, breaking up (potential) fights before they start, and encouraging constructive dialogue. Tho the work of Boop Troop Eugene is not without its critics, Tre and his team have received praise from citizens on both sides of the debate and the LIVE feeds have been viewed by thousands of Lane County residents.

SOCIALS

Facebook: facebook.com/booptroopeugene

WEBSITE: booptroopeugene.com

IG: @booptroopeugene

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“Revolution”

By Patty Rose

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Jake “Overtime” Williams joins the podcast as a (remote) interview guest. Williams is the Co-Owner of Subdermal Art Collective. A brand new tattoo parlour located in Eugene, Oregon with a few of the areas most respected and experienced artists. SudDermal Art Collective is more than just a tattoo shop. It is also an art gallery and in the future will be hosting community building events and art classes for all ages.

FB: facebook.com/subdermalartcollective/

IG @subdermalartcollective

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“Doors”

By Endr Won

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