Bill Meyer Show Podcast

Americas Psychiatrist, Dr. Carole Lieberman puts former first lady Michelle Obama on her radio couch...the anti-kid statement on the podcast not a good thing. D62 quiz, open phones and more wrap up the week.

The big storm is the big topic with Greg Roberts, Mr. Outdoors at Rogue Weather. State Rep. Dwayne Yunker decries pathetic Oregon state health outcomes and ratings...oh, but we have insurance....yeah...

Morning news headlines, Mail Tribune building purchased by a non-profit. Yet another building comes off the tax rolls. Should there be a limit? I think so. Luis Cornelio from MRC Free Speech - huge study on just how bad news aggregators bias the story.

Jonathan Butcher, a fellow with the Heritage Foundation, writes a book THE MYTH OF POLARIZATION...maybe we agree on more than we disagree across the political aisle? Open phones and talk on Conspiracy Theory Thursday.

State Rep. and Republican candidate for governor Ed Diehl joins the show. He talks about entering the race, his strengths, also the Dem scheme to move the ODOT gas tax repeal to May. Dr. Jane Orient talks with me abt how a new Trump health plan may look.

Big news, Medford City Council votes to restore Main street to the original layout. Later John OConnor, attorney and former Fed prosecutor talks the Supreme Court case this week of whether Pres. Trump can fire the Federal Reserve governor?

Open phone calls and topics, the conservative failure on education, what could we do? Other topics and more.

Open phone topics then Rhyen Staley Director of Research for Defending Education talks the shutdown in Minneapolis schools, the activist teachers wanting schools closed so the can go protest...

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Farm Services Director Glenn Archambault digs into the reports of a new mobile slaughter house setting up in Jackson County. Will it be enough to increase local meats in local stores? D62 quiz follows, emails of the day, too.

Former state Senator Herman Baertschiger talks about what he consoders the true good ol boy network in Jo County...he believes department heads in many cases have actively worked to undermine political control of Jo County government.

Morning news...missing 15-year old Ava Wall is found! Tommy Aiello from the National Taxpayers Union issues a cautionary take on the plan to cap interest rates for credit carts at ten percent.

Dr. Dennis Powers with Where Past Meets Present, Jim Wright profile from LTM to Knife River and beyond. Also a dig in to the Trump latest lawfare and more. Open phones follow.

Jason Wall, father of missing teen Ava Wall, 15-years old, updates us on the search for Ava, who was last seen Friday night in Medford. Scott Seufert, Jacksonville resident, shares his efforts to fire harden his properties.

Morning news catchup then Dan Doyle, president of two American energy companies talks Venezuela oil impact. Spent decades in the industry - His forthcoming book Of Roughnecks & Riches - A Startup in the Great American Fracking Boom.

Wonderful talk with raconteur, bon vivant and celebrated journalist TAKI THEODORACOPULUS, his memoir THE LAST ALPHA MALE - The Amorous Pursuits and High Life of a Poor Little Greek Boy. D62 quiz and more open phones follow to wrap up the week.

Some reaction to the trucking interview, Mr. Outdoors, Greg Roberts from Rogue Weather Dot com brings the latest report, more open phone topics of the day.

Morning news headlines including the Talent Library controversy - no charges will be filed. Mike Kucharski, co-founder and Vice President of JKC Trucking - talking Feds taking on CAl for 16,000 illegal truckers, 20,000 trucking companies closed.

Capt. William E. Simpson from Wildhorse Fire Brigade digs into a new peer-reviewed report indicating wildfire smoke even MORE injurious to health than earlier thought. Open phones follow.

Contentious meeting last night at the jo county commission. Herman Baertschieger, former commissioner weighs in. Ron Gordon and Simon Wiebel, partners at the Firefront Foundation are working to bring Ukraine drone tech here to fight wildfires.