When the young man you are about to meet says his shaving razor is Made In America, he means it. And there’s a story to go behind it, a reason. This young man and his business partner have “Proof” that buying American made is the only way to go. This is a story about family, about standing up for our nation, and about why making and buying quality products is the most sustainable practice
People in Eastern and Southern Oregon are frustrated with the lack of attention they are paid by the rest of the state. The population centers decide everything which is why Greater Idaho started. When folks started talking about taking chunks of Oregon and joining them with Idaho, some said "It will never happen." Well, the move is growing and so is the dissatisfaction of the people. In this episode some great updates and information to keep you informed.
Many of us hear of a situation involving a police officer and may draw conclusions without all the facts. The guy you are about to meet spent a good portion of his early career in law enforcement. You can expect to hear some topics social media doesn't like to push out that much so I won't list them. But you will learn something in this conversation.
Discover the untold story behind the iconic waffle sole of Nike shoes. While Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight's contributions are well-known, there was a third visionary who played a crucial role in its development. "The Third Sole" unveils this hidden chapter in sneaker history. Watch now to learn about the unsung hero who helped revolutionize the running world. Dive into the full documentary and witness the journey of innovation and perseverance.
Sometimes you get a feeling about someone. You know you need to talk with them but you're not sure what to ask. This interview is like that and what I love about it is the lack of preplanning allowed the magic to shine through. Enjoy GenZ through the eyes of this young man.
We hear a lot about Anxiety in our world today, but what is it really? On this episode of Get Real With Rick Dancer, expect to learn the different kinds of anxiety there are, some simple tips to help the large portion of us deal with it and why its so important that we deal with it.
Eugene voters have the opportunity to vote on a new method of voting called Star Voting. This is only for certain aspects of the ballot right now. Prepared to find out how Star Voting works, how it's different from Ranked voting, how this, someday might change and make voting more fair and why you might want to consider it this election. If you'd like more information or to try out a mock election for yourself, go to these links. https://star.vote/eug24mayor/ http://star.vote http://starvoting.org
I'm concerned about what's going on in the world. I don't know when it became okay to hate anyone. On the bright side I believe God is exposing lies and giving us a thirst for the truth. Let's talk about that. Keep the conversation going in the comments.
He's a pretty familiar name in most homes in Oregon, especially in Eugene and Springfield. Mike Bellotti was the head football coach during some pretty amazing years. He's still connected to Oregon, the community and the university in many ways. He'll be back in May for the MDA Golf tournament sponsored by our own Dr Michael Bratland of CrisDental. This week Mike and I sat down and had a conversation about the past, the present and the future. If you're a duck fan you will enjoy this other side of Mike Bellotti.
More people are taking control of their health by what they eat. Raw milk is becoming a big thing. But it's super controversial with some and the woman you're about to listen to explains why. You will find out what raw milk has that's good for you and a lot more in this very interesting conversation that is more than milk, it's everything we eat.
When I read the article in the Sealy Lake Newspaper I was stunned. The major employer, a mill that's been around for 75 years, is shutting down. The reason is not a lack of timber, not this time. The reason is people and housing that's too damn expensive to afford. But this interview takes twists and turns and leaves you feeling like Sealy Lake will be okay. Why? The people.
On this edition of Get Real With Rick Dancer, working out. A young man recently connected with me who calls himself the tattooed fitness junkie. He knows what he's talking about and will give us advice on the do's and don'ts. But what I really like about this conversation is how real it gets. The real reasons behind why he does what he does will inspire you.
If you think your electric bill is high now, wait until you see what it looks like if the current administrations Columbia River Plan goes through.It's a secret White House deal to demolish dams and your pocketbook. Rates are expected to go up 50% if this happens and right now it's on track to happen.But not without a fight.Here in Montana power providers are spreading the word.But those of you in Oregon, Washington and Idaho will also feel the pain.Listen.
An appointed board is deciding the fate of many Oregonians. The Forestry Board is expected to adopt what is called a habitat conservation plan that is opposed by thousands. It's not going to just impact loggers and mill workers, it will impact country governments, schools and you. It's your forest and yet you don't have any say as to what happens.
Face To Face contact is not much of a thing anymore. We have Zoom, FaceTime and all sorts of online ways to connect. But research says nothing is a substitute for face to face. The couple we will hear from on this episode started its own face to face meeting group in a small rural Oregon town.
The men you are about to meet understand the future of our food sources in the United States and beyond. They've found a way to grow food faster, better and want to plant more seeds in places all over the world. There is so much more to the story so I'm gonna let them explain from here.
When love is pure you feel it. When love is about service, the results tell the story. The people you are about to meet understand the value of helping people who may fit into a category of folks who have different abilities from the rest of us. But that doesn't change their value, as you are about to hear.
We see data on the mental health status of people in America but rarely do we hear from those working in the industry in rural America. The Bearded Social Worker works out of a private office in one of Oregon's smallest counties. What he seeing is pretty amazing. He's someone we will have on again in the near future. Share this with your friends.
She's a disabled veteran who trusted an Oregon contractor and got ripped off big time. She's still living in a partially remodeled home and the creditors came knocking at the door. But something happened that is so generous it will touch your heart.
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