Join Bill Meyer each weekday for LIVE Local Talk on southern Oregon's KMED FM 106.3, 106.3 HD1, 106.7 FM in S. Jackson County, 105.9 in Grants Pass and 99.3 KBXG in Grants Pass and Josephine County. Streamed on KMED.com.
1006 episodes transcribedJennifer Weber, a Manhattan Institute Fellow, responds to the results released this week from The Nation's Report Card on elementary school reading an...
Greg Roberts has the outdoor report and more from Rogue Weather - going to be a toasty weekend for sure, open phones follow.
Catching up on the news to start, then a talk with STEVE MILLOY, founder of Junk Science dot com - Dems are backing away from the climate change deal,...
Private Detective Nils Grevillius, author of THE LAST LAWMEN, we talk his past, and the Carmello stabbing case, Open for Business with Steve Yancey an...
Oregon Firearms Federation head chief Kevin Starrett joins me with the Portland Nonsense - they are going to talk the dirtbags to death. Ron Park, a B...
Catching up on the irritating morning news then Eric Peters from EP autos dot coms joins for his Wheels Up Segment, many listener calls, questions and...
Jackson County Administrator Danny Jordan talks with me about how challenges are rising at funding public safety - wages and benefits soar, taxes into...
Open phone calls for the first segment, former Sen. Baertschiger hs some questions needed answering about the Jo County Budgeting process...
Morning news and a great talk with The New American publicsher STEVE BONTA about the Israel U.S. military plan to entwine operations and intelligence...
Dr. Powers is on with the latest WHERE PAST MEETS PRESENT, the Lady of Crater Lake profile, and a talk on the latest lawfare re Trump, too. Open for b...
Open phones and emails of the day then great talks with Joshua Lisec, his forthcoming book is STAY OFF MY KITCHEN TABLE, Later the AI Data Center agen...
Morning news and headlines, Bob Packwood is gone, later Josh Wood, Executive Director of Them Before Us. New polling shows plummeting support for gay...
