Wake-Up Call With Bill Lundun & Gerry Snyder

Michael O'Rourke - Advance Operational Concepts

Mike O'RourkeCEO Advance Operational Concepts

Gary Conley - Conley Capitol

Gary from Conley Capitol
Here is his website: https://www.conleycapital.com/

Mike Pungercar & Merle Powers - D Day

Mike Pungercar from Honor Flight and Merle Powers. Merle was a Merchant Marine in the Pacific Ocean. They provide a bit of info about the history of D-Day for the listeners. It may be 80 years ago but it was a major day in the history of the 20th century.

Donna Kreitzan - Let Them Learn Oregon

Initiative Petition signatures....With Education Freedom..............volunteers...need money, and need lots of signatures.  Volunteer packet....https://letthemlearnoregon.com/news-press/IP "5"Amends Constitution: Parent may select any K-12 public school statewide for child;priority for residents; lottery systemResult of “Yes” Vote: Parent may select any K-12 public school statewide forchild. Admission priority based on residence, no criteria/other preferences allowed. Ifspace limited, lottery used.Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains current constitution: no right to selectamong public schools. Schools may prioritize admission using non-discriminatorycriteria: sibling preference, academics, at-risk status.Summary: Amends constitution. Currently, parents may transfer childrenbetween K-12 schools, when permitted by district. Schools may have non-discriminatorycriteria for magnet programs/charter schools, including sibling preference, academicability, at-risk status. Measure gives parents right to select any public/charter schoolstatewide if child is not suspended or expelled from current school.' IP 6   mends Constitution: State funds required for K-12 private, religious, homeschool,education expenses when parent declines public schoolResult of “Yes” Vote: “Yes” vote requires state funds for K-12 private, religious,homeschool, and other education expenses when parent declines public school; fundingbased on public school distributions.Result of “No” Vote: “No” vote retains current law: no constitutionalrequirement of state funds for private school/ homeschool; funds for religious institutionsprohibited; some funds for private activities.Summary: Amends Constitution. Currently, Oregon Constitution requires statefunding of public schools. Statutes permit funds for private activities, includingalternative education programs, extracurricular activities for homeschooled students.Constitution prohibits funding religious institutions. Measure requires state to providefunds for K-12 private schools, religious schools, homeschooling, and other educationexpenses when parent declines public school. Legislature calculates “basic schoolsupport funding amount,” which must be greater of $9,500 or average amount per studentprovided to school districts. When requested, state must deliver 80% of basic supportamount to an account, administered by nonprofit of parent’s choice, for educationalservices. May use funds remaining after high school for Oregon colleges, vocationalschools. Those receiving funds need not change creed, education practices, admissionspolicy, curriculum. Applies starting July 2025

Cindy Wheeldryer & Matthew Hewlett - Cottage Grove's BMD

The Spirit of Bohemia Mining Days is alive!On May 20, the Bohemia Mining Days, Inc. board of directors posted an announcement on its Facebook page stating this year’s celebration was cancelled. The resulting ground swell of community-wide pride and passion for the much anticipated summertime tradition rallied past production team members to step in and save it. One week later, the Spirit of BMD Production Team mobilized to ensure the 65th anniversary of the Bohemia Mining Days festival will be celebrated in Coiner Park on its traditional weekend, Friday, July 19 and Saturday,July 20. Celebration Coordinator Matthew Hewlett, a former BMD board member and local businessman, leads the herculean task of organizing a two-day event in six weeks with no seed money. It is community-driven endeavor that is completely independent of the Bohemia Mining Days, Inc. organization. “This event belongs to the people of Cottage Grove and there is so much support for our efforts,” Hewlett said. “Since its inception, in 1959, the passion and generosity of Grovers has ensured its survival. Normally, it takes the BMD board a full year to plan the festival because of all its moving parts. Yet we are hopeful we can rally the event’s annual sponsors and an army of motivated volunteers to help us make it happen this year.” A Town Hall meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 5, at 6 p.m. in the Community Center Shepherd Room. For more information visit: www.spiritofbmd.com or Spirit of BMD on Facebook

John Ratzenberger - Inside Out 2

John Ratzenberger  ...John is best known for playing the character Cliff Clavin on the comedy series Cheers, for which he earned two Primetime Emmy nominations.   You have heard John  in almost every  Pixar film, including “Toy Story,” “Wall-E,” “The Incredibles,”“Monsters, Inc.,” “Cars” -- we could go on.
 
John has a new project: John plays “Fritz”  Inside Out 2 …in theaters nationwide on Friday June 14th.  (John has a  guest spot on Peacock's Poker Face this year)

Jesse Quinn - Lane Workforce

Over the last year, you have helped to spread the story of Constructing a Brighter Future, a program that allowed high school students to build shelters for the unhoused.  We have big news. The program received amazing news and was awarded 2.6 million to expand to more districts and middle schools. With the expansion comes a new name: Team Oregon Build. As the program expands, it is not just about constructing shelters anymore. Schools now have the opportunity to build auxiliary components such as garden beds, chairs, and picnic tables. This expansion not only broadens the scope of the program but also enhances the learning experience for the students.Since launching ~10 weeks ago, we have received 132 order requests from 40 unique participating high and middle schools across Oregon, representing nearly 4,000 students building ‘8x16 transitional housing units, 8x16 storage sheds, 8x8 sheds, and shelter accessories such as tables, chairs, and flower boxes.Jesse Quinn is the Community Engagement Director of Lane Workforce Partnership

Bev Smith - Kidsports

Bev is the excutive director of Kidsports in Eugene. We chat about summer camps and Justin Herberts celebrity softball game at Jane Sanders Stadium, which is July 13th. www.kidsports.org has all the info

Anthony Russo - Trump

Mark Slifka - OHSU

don’t drink raw H5N1-infected milk –it has been killing the cats on the H5N1 dairy farms