Get Real With Rick Dancer

Spend any time on the internet, and you will see that health and fitness are big industries. The woman you are about to meet understands health on the cellular level and as she explains says that's where it all starts.

The interview you are about to hear will surprise you. A woman's mom died; the executor of the estate got caught taking money, and now the family stands to get very little from the estate. Why? Listen .

Do you think AI and Data centers are being propagandized? What about solar power? What do you think of Trump paying voters to vote Republican? And sleep, a hack that works.

Senator Tim Sheehy's Senate race was the most expensive race ever in the history of this country. We talk about forest fires, importing beef, ranchers, and a whole lot more.

Brian Shoop was always heavy, still is, but now his weight is muscle. He lost the equivalent of a normal-sized person, and now he shares what he learned with you and me. Expect to learn why a diet isn't the answer but instead a lifestyle change.

There's a lot of bad information out there about what ending the roadless rules will do. Bob Zybech is an expert who not only understands the history behind this decision but is also an expert on forest management.

There is a ton of misinformation about what rescinding the roadless rules will do. We talk with an expert in the history of the rules, what it was like before Clinton stepped in and much more.

There's a lot of misinformation when it comes to health, fitness, and getting in shape. Expect to learn the myths about fat loss and about weight lifting, plus much more.

In Oregon, to mention waste management in Lane County would make you laugh if it weren't so sad what's happening.I can't even describe the mistakes, mishaps, and wasted money being spent by a handful of commissioners who seem to put their ego over common sense.

The U.S. Forest Service plans to rescind the roadless rule. The anti-logging side of the debate is hogging the airwaves with feel-good stories and exaggerations of the "doom and gloom" it will bring. In this episode, we explain the other side of the story.

He's retired military, immigrated from Germany and Canada, and speaks freely about patriotism, faith, and freedom. Enjoy

Oregon's Governor is trying to sell an alleged Climate Protection plan. Many see it as a huge waste of time and money. Expect to find out why, what it is,why opponents say it's going to drive up costs and businesses out of Oregon.

I'm so glad Dr Fauci is finally seeing the fruits of his lies. We invited Rob, a friend who has a radio show in Coos Bay, Oregon, to come on and talk about what was, what is, and what we hope will be the fallout of all of this.

Vaping is supposed to be a way to keep kids off nicotine addiction. But organized crime and the Chinese government may be using it as a front to do their dirty business. The man you are about to listen to explains.

The West is on fire, and it shouldn't be this way. As some will try to tell you, this is a natural cycle. Others blame Climate Change. What's the real problem? We talked with a man who has studied forest fires, as a professional, for decades. He gets very honest in this interview, and some of you are not going to like it.

Dr Douglas Frank is the expert on election fraud. He goes all over the country teaching people like you and me how to spot it and what to do when you do. He was recently invited by the Korean government to look at their system. Wait until you hear what he found.

What happens when a loved one dies and the executors of the estate, who are not family, create a fake will and hold up your inheritance? This is even bigger than that, as you will hear in this interview. It's uncovering potential corruption that could reach much farther than anyone expected.

An Eugene man is trying to get rid of the crazy gun law called Measure 114. But we talk about much more in this raw and real conversation. Find out what you can do to help, why we think Oregon is in big trouble, and how apathy plays into it.

Idaho is serious about CTE, which stands for Career Technology Education. That's a fancy word for bringing back practical skills to the classroom.From sawmills in the schools to teaching kids to farm potatoes, it's really amazing. Expect to learn how businesses and the communities are getting involved financially and how it works.

Ed Diehl lost his bid for Oregon governor. Today, we sat down with him to talk about the future of Oregon and his future in politics. Will he run again? What is the hardest part of losing? All of it.

I don't get to sit down much and tell people, in long form, what I feel about current events. People make lots of assumptions, but on this episode, it's raw, real, and telling.

In Oregon, a sheriff is under investigation by the FBI. Seems a foundation has been giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to the department, but apparently none of that money has gone through the proper channels.

This is a lively discussion about Paul's run for governor of Oregon, but much more. Expect to find out why he thinks Democrat Tina Kotek will not be in the General Election, and we will talk about the war in Iran.

Chris Dudley is running for Oregon Governor, again. He almost won 10 years ago. He says he's not a career politician and answers our viewers' questions in this episode.

Ed Diehl is a legislator and businessman, and is running to be governor in Oregon. As part of our series on the Republican candidates.

Some call her the underdog, but I wouldn't write off Danielle Bethell in her run for Oregon Governor.This woman is tough, smart, experienced, and not afraid to answer questions directly, as you will see in this very interesting and telling interview.

If you think you know a lot about the timber problem in the Pacific Northwest, this guy may change your mind. He's a scientist and an expert, and he's so passionate about this that he's running for public office to try to make changes. Bob Zybach will explain things you've probably never heard before. You will enjoy this conversation; I sure did.

This is one of those stories that really makes me angry. We own our national forests, and yet a government agency gets to tell one group of people they can't use the land, and another, because of their race, they're all in. What happened to equal treatment under equal ownership? Yep, it's time to talk about it.

For decades, Coos Bay and North Bend have looked for a replacement for the timber industry. Now they have an idea, but it's two billion dollars. What is it? How does it work? What are the hangups? Find out in this podcast.

In Idaho, schools are trying something new. They're putting sawmills in nine schools. Our guest is part of the program and explains why it's so important.

Coos Bay and North Bend are growing, and a big part of that is what's going on with the airport. There's even talk of a flight from Portland to Oregon's Bay Area. You will learn the history, the future, and about the area.

An Oregonian running for county commissioner paid to get into the voters' pamphlet but wasn't allowed because of a cowboy hat. Yet, when he asked, he was told a turban might be okay. We dig into that and more in this very entertaining interview.

A young man who experiences Downs Syndrome has found success in snacks. He and his mom started a business, and it's going very well. Expect to learn how they did it, the challenges, but most of all the joy.

What if there were a way to make voting easier, more participatory, and without all the money? Here's an idea you should listen to.

From elections to the war, we discuss what the president could do a better job of doing and more.

A lot is going on in the world. We asked you, the viewers, to ask us questions, and you did. This is a very interesting and thought-provoking conversation.

At the very least, this interview will inspire you. People in Washington State are fighting the system to keep dangerous sexual predators from being able to move into their neighborhood. You may think this rarely happens, but what you are about to learn is that it happens more than you think.

Coos Bay and North Bend are the largest metropolitan areas on the Oregon Coast. One of the big draws is fishing. A local group of women works to ensure the fleet is safe, well taken care of, and they fight to keep up with legislation that threatens the industry.

Commercial Huckleberry pickers and those who make a living off the industry are upset with the Forest Service. The agency is cutting them out of the business but allowing local tribes to harvest. It's a touchy subject, but one we think people should know and talk about.

Former Portland Trailblazer Chris Dudley is running for Governor in Oregon. He talks about why he's back for a second game, what he thinks of sanctuary status, the MODA center and most of the hotbed issues in the state.

Now that Oregon's governor and her minions in the legislature have slapped voters by trying to circumvent the process, a couple of legislators are taking the issue to court, and now the feds are getting involved. Plus, a woman running for a seat in the state senate says three seats could flip Oregon.

Alex Newman is an author, journalist, and writer. He's not afraid to talk about world affairs, and he knows things because he does his research. He's been banned on YouTube and Facebook but keeps speaking out. Expect to hear what he thinks of the Iran war, Epstien and other world events.

This was one of our you-and-me series. Just you and me talking about the news of the day, politics, and on this episode...condoms.

In our continuing candidate introduction series tonight, Dan Farrington. Find out whether he would support a sales tax, sanctuary status, a better business environment, and many other questions of the day.

The Springfield School Board is a mess. One board member left a few weeks ago. After getting rave reviews last year, the superintendent resigned last week, and there's a lot of secrecy and questions about the board right now. We talk with the lone board member who seems to be on the outs with the others. Plus, Oregon's death tax is horrible. There are efforts to change that, but until that happens, what do you do? An expert talks about it.

Oregon is a mess when it comes to gun laws. A new wrinkle is causing all kinds of problems. We'll talk about that. And, a man who had a tough life talks about the magic of the recovery community. This is a story you will want to hear.

An Oregon comedian is surprised, but not shocked, when two "Friends" and co-comedians dropped out of a show over political differences. They didn't just pull out; they publicly called him the usual "Nazi" name. We're so done with this immature behavior; we thought he should come on and tell his story. Oh, and the show will go on, without the crybabies.

IP 28 is anything but a "PEACE" Act. If voters approve this ballot measure, hunting, fishing, raising animals....gone.  We'll talk about it.Also,  crab fishermen on the Oregon Coast are pissed over new possible regulations.  We have two fishermen joining us to explain. 

Oregon's Governor sent a letter to Homeland Security, effectively stating that Oregon does not want the federal government involved in its sanctuary state status. However, some aspects of this letter are causing concern among other mayors. Additionally, Deschutes County Commissioner candidate Rob Imhoff has proposed a plan for the county to manage operations at Mt. Bachelor ski area.

The Democrats in the Oregon legislature are playing some games. It's a long story and all laid out in this next video discussion with Representative Ed Diehl.

I'm so sick of the lying and deception. I spoke with a woman today whose husband is an ICE agent. She was telling me online how tough it is. I'm trying to get her to come on a podcast. But her story irked me, and that's what you're going to hear in this episode.