Wake-Up Call With Bill Lundun & Gerry Snyder

Michelle Wyatt - Cat Lounge

Edgardo Figueroa - PBR

Anthony Labruna - Reciprocal Tariffs

President Trump is set to unveil what he has been calling "reciprocal tariffs" — taxes on imported goods from a broad range of countries aimed at penalizing them for their trade barriers.  It's a push he is branding as "Liberation Day," promising it will bring in foreign tariff revenues to be put toward U.S. tax cuts and deficit reduction, and spur a renaissance in U.S. manufacturing.  But the pledge has glossed over the pain expected to be felt by U.S. consumers who economists expect will end up paying higher prices — and by U.S. farmers and exporters targeted for retaliation by other countries.  Some U.S. manufacturers will be hurt by higher costs for imported materials. And mainstream economists are skeptical that the tariffs will bring in as much revenue as Trump has promised. Executive Director at American Principles Project ANTHONY LABRUNA

Ken Brown - Oregon Club/Hope Project

Pat Boone

At age 90, Pat is showing NO signs of slowing down!•  Pat is promoting his forthcoming single "ONE" which debuted on Friday. March 21st  -  one day ahead of World Water Day (a global United Nations observance held annually on March 22 since 1993).View the Official Music Video for "One - Voices for Tanzania HERE.
•  The song features music all-stars Alabama, Deborah Allen, Billy Dean, Larry Gatlin, Vince Gill, Lee Greenwood, Wendy Moten and Pam Tillis among others in a philanthropic effort to bring clean water and basic necessities to Tanzania.
•  Proceeds from the project will help fund clean water initiatives, as well as provide food resources, health services and education for the people of Tanzania.•  319 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa live without access to reliable drinking water   -  79 percent of rural households are without running water.   -  Every day, women and children walk more than three miles to the nearest water source to collect rationed, contaminated water for drinking, cooking, washing and bathing.

Jeremy Rosenthal - Legal Wednesday

TJ Miller

T.J. is bringing his CROWD SORCERER TOUR to OLSEN RUN - THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY (4/3-5)
 
THURSDAY, APRIL 3rd 7:00p SOLD OUT FRIDAY, APRIL 4th 7:00p SOLD OUT 9:30p LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE SATURDAY, APRIL 5th 7:00p SOLD OUT 9:30p LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE Tickets Available at: OlsenRun.com or tjmillerdoesnothaveawebsite.com In addition to his upcoming area performance, T.J recently released a new comedy album, "SMOOTH PEANUT BUTTER" which was recorded live at Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville, TN. It is available on all audio platforms including Apple, Spotify and Amazon, among others.
 
 

Jennifer Richardson & Val Sharr - Sims and Seams

Sip and Seams, is a unique pop-up consignment event that is redefining how people shop, sell, and give back.At its core, Sip and Seams is about creating a circular fashion economy. Consignors can earn money by selling high-end fashion, shoppers can save money while building their wardrobe, and together, we help reduce waste. The consignors then can donate their unsold items to our partner philanthropy, and this time, it is Looking Glass. This is our fourth event, and we have already made a meaningful impact, previously partnering with Hope & Safety Alliance and Sponsors.
With fashion’s environmental impact under increasing scrutiny, Sip and Seams provide a practical, stylish, and community-driven solution.
Here’s our website - https://www.sipandseams.com/
Here is a fun video that helps you understand the look and feel of the event - https://vimeo.com/1069097760

Pet of the Week - Lucky Paws

Meet Ryker, a lively puppy who's bursting with energy. This spirited little fellow loves to run, play and explore. He's curious about everything around him and is always ready for a new adventure. Ryker is a quick learner, too. He's eager to please and responds well to positive reinforcement. Ryker needs a home with a yard where he can run and play to his heart's content. He would not be suited to apartment living due to his high energy levels. Adopt Ryker and bring home a bundle of joy and energy that will brighten your life every day.
Adoption fee: $495 we accept cash and card (2.7% fee is required when using card)
 
All American Pet: https://allamericanpet.com/
1833 Pioneer Pkwy E, Springfield, OR 97477
(541) 344-7363

Kate Kuehn - AI

THE NEXT WAVE OF AI IS HERE: AUTONOMOUS AI AGENTS ARE AMAZING—AND SCARY
The relentless hype around AI makes it difficult to separate the signal from the noise. So it’s understandable if you’ve tuned out recent talk about autonomous AI agents. A word of advice: Don’t. The significance of agentic AI may actually exceed the hype.  An Autonomous AI agent can interact with the environment, make decisions, take action, and learn from the process. This represents a seismic shift in the use of AI and, accordingly, presents corresponding opportunities—and risks.  To date, generative AI tools, largely subject to human supervision, have been designed to function by being pretrained (the P in GPT) on vast amounts of data such as large language models (LLMs) or other defined data sources and then to provide responses to inputs or prompts (a question or instruction) provided by users. This has proven to be an impressive way to come up with humanlike responses to queries or prompts—like a baby imitating sounds or words without really knowing what it is saying. Kind of adorable, but unlikely to conjure Newton’s Principia or a Beethoven symphony. So, are these generative tools really functioning as creative, independent beings? Doubtful. But that may be changing dramatically.  A new approach allows AI to interact directly and more autonomously with data and react in a dynamic way—a lot more like what humans do. This technology relies on autonomous AI agents, which Bill Gates believes are going to upend the software industry, bringing about the biggest revolution in computing since we went from typing commands to tapping on icons. And that may be an understatement. Cybersecurity Analyst for World Wide Technology// expert in Information Security Risk // Vice President of Global Cyber Advocacy at World Wide Technology // has 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, holding positions such as Chief Information Security Officer and CEO KATE KUEHN