Dave is back in the studio with producer Rob asking querstoms about his travels this past week to statewide Republican activities in win he was involved. He met many movers and shakers and discovered another side to the maligned Mike Lindell, an honest Christian man who has been painted in a discouraging light by progressives.

Dave is back in the studio with his producer asking more questions about the debate and how Americans are responding to both candidates shortcomings. Part 2 of 2

Dave is back in the studio with his producer, Rob, who grills Dave about the presidential debate that has everyone talking. This is Part 1 of 2

Dave is back in the studio and is excited to announce plans to do his Livestream on YouTube, X and IG to reach his fans.,

Dave is back in the studio with his special guest, world champion boxer Dallas Malloy to talk about the issue of transgendered boys playing women's sports.

Dave is back in the studio for an extended podcast where he spends an hour taking about the hot topic of the day - including the mess the Newberg School district and others find themselves due to budget shortfalls. That and more talk about gender equality in sports and the current issue of boys participating in high school girls events sanctioned by the state of Oregon.

Dave is back in the studio and he's hot over the "celebrities" that have joined the anti-Donald Trump band wagon. Why is anyone interested in what any hack movie star says about American politics?

Dave is back in the studio to pay homage to Bill Walton, the former Portland Trail Blazer and Boston Celtic who helped transform the Pacific Northwest into Blazermania in the 1970s. Walton passed away at 71.

Dave is back in the studio to talk about civility and local efforts in his Oregon town to bring progressives and conservatives together. So far, Dave sees civility efforts as a one-sided affair.

Dave is back in the studio to talk about the budget woes facing Newberg Schools. As immediate past board chair of the district, Dave has a unique perspective and feels blaming the superintendent is the wrong move.