Wake-Up Call With Bill Lundun & Gerry Snyder

John Higa - Hawaiian Island Grill

Mark Giustina - Tokatee Golf Club

The annual Tokatee celebration, featuring live music, a beer garden, food trucks, and a drone light show! Event starts around 4 pm and goes til 11 pm. Entry is free, any and all are welcome!

Mike McCarter - LaPine Fire

The Shedd

We talk about there show "Girl Crazy."
Dates/Time: Friday July 12 - 7:30
Saturday July 13 - 7:30
Sunday July 14 - 3:00

Nick Smith - Old Growth Timber

Science Says: Wildfires, Aging Forests Are Contributing to Climate Change
Managing Forests, Using Wood Products Deliver Sustained Climate Benefits new report by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) should question the narrative the United States is running out of old growth, and “protecting the last remaining” old growth is the only solution to combating climate change.
Research suggests forests are aging and severe wildfires and tree mortality are decreasing their ability to sequester and store more carbon. The EPA’s findings are consistent with a 2023 US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Resources Planning Act Assessment report, which also found that carbon sequestration in U.S. forests is projected to decline before shifting to a net source of carbon emissions.
Nick is from AFRC (America Forest Resourse Council) 
Website: https://amforest.org/
AFRC is a regional trade association whose purpose is to advocate for sustained yield timber harvests on public timberlands throughout the West to enhance forest health and resistance to fire, insects, and disease. We do this by promoting active management to attain productive public forests, protect adjoining private forests, and assure community stability. We work to improve federal and state laws, regulations, policies and decisions regarding access to and management of public forest lands and protection of all forest lands.

Conner Vasile - Debate Preview

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are set to take the debate stage tomorrow for the first presidential debate of 2024. The debate, hosted by CNN in Atlanta, marks the first time the pair have shared a stage since 2020.   Likely be brought up in the debate are the convictions for both Trump and Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Both convictions is to be a hightlight of the debate.  The debate will be moderated by CNN’s Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, and features a new set of rules to prevent some of the familiar animosity between Biden and Trump.  The CNN Presidential Debate will air at 9 p.m. ET on June 27. It will be 90 minutes long and include two commercial breaks.  CNN has confirmed that the campaigns of Biden and Trump have agreed to rules that have never previously been used in a debate. Some of the rules include that there will be no audience, no help from aides, no notes and no interrupting.  To enforce the no interruptions rule, the microphone of one candidate will be muted while the other is speaking. The moderators “will use all tools at their disposal to enforce timing and ensure a civilized discussion,” according to CNN. We chat with Conner a Political Analyst // Commentator, Young Voices.

Rob Miller - SAIF

With this week’s summer-like weather, it’s a great time to think about heat safety for your workers. You may recall that, in 2022, Oregon adopted protections for employees exposed to excessive heat. Oregon’s heat safety rules kick in when the heat index equals or exceeds 80°F, whether you’re working outdoors or in buildings without air conditioning. · Let’s talk about what’s required at that point: o Provide shade, or alternative approved cooling methods (such as cooling vests) when access to shade is unfeasible or unsafe. o Provide cool drinking water, at least 32 ounces per hour per employee. o Limit exposure, starting with no more than 20 percent exposure for new workers. o Provide annual training, including how to recognize and respond to signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. · Additional requirements apply when the heat index reaches 90°F, including enhanced communication, an emergency response plan, and more frequent rest breaks. · While it’s not required by OSHA, consider setting up a buddy system so employees can monitor each other for signs of heat-related illness. · We have more information on staying safe in hot weather at S-A-I-F dot com slash heat.

Lucky Paws - Pet of the Week

PET OF THE WEEK - BRODY 10 mo Boxer mix
Brody is a fun-loving, sweet big boy. Loves kids and looking for an active family.
To hear more about Brody listen live Tuesday morning at 8:30 to Wake Up Call on 1120 KPNW
Meet him at PetSmart South Eugene Friday 4-7pm & Sat 12-4
Follow the link below to apply
https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2057524&_gl=1*1nu5579*_ga*MjI1NDk5MTY2LjE3MTg3MjM2NjU.*_ga_1DNRBRFZMR*MTcxOTMyNzAyNi45LjEuMTcxOTMyODIyNS41OC4wLjA.&name=Brody+(Nathan+A0055393113)

Terry Schilling - Trump's VP Pick

Donald Trump’s upcoming vice-presidential pick attracts attention and speculation daily. If a new poll for The Post is any indication, it’s likely to be much ado about nothing.  The poll, conducted by YouGov, asked respondents a host of questions about Trump’s possible picks.  It also asked whether his selection might affect their chances of voting for Trump and what criteria they’d like the former president to consider when making his choice.  Almost everyone on Trump’s list comes with either mild positives or no problematic negatives.  Someone who hurts you with your base and doesn’t attract the center is not a good choice.  It’s also clear that selection won’t really matter to voters anyway. Sixty-two percent said the pick would have no effect on their vote, while only 10% of respondents said the pick’s identity could make them more or less likely to vote for Trump.  Presidential elections may be fought as a ticket, but ultimately voters decide to choose the person at the top.  Presidential elections may be fought as a ticket, but ultimately voters decide to choose the person at the top. We chat with Terry the President of the American principles project and GOP strategist.

Scott Baradell - Anti Woke Economy

IS AN ‘ANTI-WOKE’ ECONOMY EMERGING?Commentary from Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson isn’t the only cash cow for right-wing media outlet the Daily Wire. The company raked in over $22 million last year from selling “woke-free” shaving gear and merchandise like a “leftist tears” dog bowl, according to Axios.  Accounting for 10% of its revenue, the Daily Wire’s e-commerce business is powered mainly by its Jeremy’s Razors brand. Urging customers to “shave like a man, not a manifesto,” it was launched as a rebuke to Harry’s, which pulled ads from the Daily Wire over political disagreements in 2021. We chat with Scott Expert on branding and trust, heads up Idea Grove, a full service marketing company.